American Fork is Standing Up for Better Police | My First City Council Meeting

On my way to my first city council meeting. I'm I think I'm going to be on time. It's going to be good. Wear a turtleneck even though it's 90° outside cuz I don't have anything nice. I'm a little bit nervous, but I am excited. Hopefully I get to kind of talk to some people before.

I'm definitely going to be talking to people after I think. Just meeting people in the community. I might get up and say something. I have some notes. I have some thoughts that I've been jotting down cuz this does mean a lot to me. I feel like I know nothing. But I I know when there's something wrong.

Hopefully we can get some people there who share the same I don't know. Passion for making things better, improving things so that we feel like we love living here. I missed the turn. I actually have Google Maps on because I don't know where it is. There are police cars everywhere. We're right by the

police station. Wish me luck and all of us, you know. I've seen several comments online like on Reckless Ben's videos saying that American Fork citizens they don't care. They had it coming. They support the behavior of the police force and I just want to kind of show that no, we don't. Even just one more person being there, maybe

that will make a difference. >> In May of this year, I was stopped on Interstate 15 1 hour north in the city of Bountiful by American Fork police officer Bronson Kitchen. Under the false guise of an HOV violation, the real intent of the stop of the stop was to be an off-the-books intimidation ploy. He

wore no body cam. There was no call to dispatch. From the moment officer Kitchen approached my car, the encounter escalated unnecessarily. He immediately resorted to threats of violence when I declined to comply with his unlawful order. When it became clear that his presence command that his presence commanded neither fear or intimidation, Officer Kitchen then refused to complete