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🚨ABOUT FIRST AMENDMENT AUDITORS: 👮‍♂️Recording on a public sidewalk is not illegal. It's a Constitutional Right. Aggressively approaching someone filming is never a good idea. Just mind your business. 🔥This guy found out the hard way—with a face full of pepper spray.

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