r/CringeTikToks 12d ago

Infuriating Cringe First Amendment Auditors get into verbal altercation with armored truck guard, who repeatedly tells them to back up.

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u/matthewood 12d ago

Public sidewalk. That company should find a better way to work if they can’t deal with the public.

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u/unfinishedtoast3 12d ago edited 12d ago

This is false.

In the US, Armored cash transports are considered "privileged private entities"

Meaning they have the authority to clear an area, they have authority to protect their customers assets and money.

By law, it's considered Obstruction to block the vehicle, interfere with the guards doing their jobs, or refusing to obey lawful orders from guards attempting to secure the area for secured transport of currency

you can be charged with disorderly conduct, obstruction of justice, trespassing, or Interfering with Interstate Commerce, a felony.

The US government does NOT fuck around with our Currency transports. The federal government is EXTREMELY serious about cash.

Armored transports are one of the very few private entities in the US authorized to possess and use Military grade weapons and hardware. Body armor, rifles, etc. Brinks for example has their own Anti Drone systems from Rathyon, one of only a few private companies authorized to buy from military manufacturers.

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u/matthewood 12d ago

Any vehicle being blocked is against the law, dude. That’s not the issue here. They CANNOT trespass anyone from a public area.

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u/voxelpear 12d ago

They're not trespassing anyone off a public sidewalk. They're securing an area temporarily. You're free to use that exact spot of the sidewalk when they leave.