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🔥This is arguably the best 1st Amendment auditor video posted on this page. A man is taking photographs and video on the sidewalk outside a nuclear power plant. The plant security calls law enforcement because he's "suspicious". The deputies tried intimidation and told flat out untruths in an attempt... show more

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A man legally open carrying and recording. You can see where this is going. We got a call. Female officer tries to get his ID. She knows he's doing nothing illegal. ❓Does she really want his ID so she can run him for warrants in the hopes to find a reason to arrest him?

A man legally open carrying and recording. You can see where this is going. We got a call. Female officer tries to get his ID. She knows he's doing nothing illegal. ❓Does she really want his ID so she can run him for warrants in the hopes to find a reason to arrest him?

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🚨If this happened to you on a Texas sidewalk, would you still call it “just doing their job”? 🎥This video shows a Harris County Precinct 6 deputy constable and a partner confronting an unknown First Amendment auditor filming a chemical plant from a public sidewalk in Texas. Constables arrived on a call, called it a Homeland Security issue, demanded ID, then handcuffed the auditor and put him in a patrol car for absolutely no reason. Filming from a public sidewalk is legal whether you are filming a chemical plant or a flock of seagulls. This is a common pattern at Harris County chemical plants: security calls, officers treat it as suspicious, and detain the person who won’t identify. This deputy constable detained, forcefully identified, then released the auditor. ❓How many more people have to get handcuffed on a public sidewalk before Harris County admits this is illegal?

🚨If this happened to you on a Texas sidewalk, would you still call it “just doing their job”? 🎥This video shows a Harris County Precinct 6 deputy constable and a partner confronting an unknown First Amendment auditor filming a chemical plant from a public sidewalk in Texas. Constables arrived on a call, called it a Homeland Security issue, demanded ID, then handcuffed the auditor and put him in a patrol car for absolutely no reason. Filming from a public sidewalk is legal whether you are filming a chemical plant or a flock of seagulls. This is a common pattern at Harris County chemical plants: security calls, officers treat it as suspicious, and detain the person who won’t identify. This deputy constable detained, forcefully identified, then released the auditor. ❓How many more people have to get handcuffed on a public sidewalk before Harris County admits this is illegal?

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🚨A police officer cannot arrest you for a misdemeanor that he didn't personally witness. Not unless a judge issues an arrest warrant after a sworn affidavit is filed. They cannot arrest you simply because someone told them you were "walking in the road" or "dancing in the road". Not unless they personally witnessed the misdemeanor occur. Neither can they compel ID based simply on "I got a call on you". Is this trooper trying to bully and intimidate this person? He's probably used to doing that to gain compliance and has likely done so his entire long career. Unfortunately for him, this young man knew his rights and wasn't having it. ❓What would you say to this trooper if he approached you this way and began demanding that you produce ID? ❓Does it seem to you like most police use bullying and intimidation to gain compliance more than they enforce the actual law?

🚨A police officer cannot arrest you for a misdemeanor that he didn't personally witness. Not unless a judge issues an arrest warrant after a sworn affidavit is filed. They cannot arrest you simply because someone told them you were "walking in the road" or "dancing in the road". Not unless they personally witnessed the misdemeanor occur. Neither can they compel ID based simply on "I got a call on you". Is this trooper trying to bully and intimidate this person? He's probably used to doing that to gain compliance and has likely done so his entire long career. Unfortunately for him, this young man knew his rights and wasn't having it. ❓What would you say to this trooper if he approached you this way and began demanding that you produce ID? ❓Does it seem to you like most police use bullying and intimidation to gain compliance more than they enforce the actual law?

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Oakland County, Michigan. A man crosses a street where there is no crosswalk and begins filming a parked police vehicle. The vehcile drives over and two deputies get out. "Give me your ID." He refuses because he hasn't broken a law and records the whole thing. They cannot tell him what law he broke. One deputy starts googling statutes on his phone, fishing for something he can enforce. Michigan has no jaywalking law. Deputy V. Kamo. Deputy Habed. They got no ID. They did get an earful. ❓What do you see happening here? ❓Legit law enforcement or two cops who see a guy recording them, don't like it, and try to find a law, any law, to punish him for it?

Oakland County, Michigan. A man crosses a street where there is no crosswalk and begins filming a parked police vehicle. The vehcile drives over and two deputies get out. "Give me your ID." He refuses because he hasn't broken a law and records the whole thing. They cannot tell him what law he broke. One deputy starts googling statutes on his phone, fishing for something he can enforce. Michigan has no jaywalking law. Deputy V. Kamo. Deputy Habed. They got no ID. They did get an earful. ❓What do you see happening here? ❓Legit law enforcement or two cops who see a guy recording them, don't like it, and try to find a law, any law, to punish him for it?

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ICYMI: An ICE agent worked with a Sheriff’s deputy, smashed the window of a Rabid Responder, and detained the driver. This is one of the finest examples of local law enforcement and ICE working together. The anchor babies in the car somehow believe they don’t have to comply simply because they are U.S. citizens, thanks to TikTok law.

ICYMI: An ICE agent worked with a Sheriff’s deputy, smashed the window of a Rabid Responder, and detained the driver. This is one of the finest examples of local law enforcement and ICE working together. The anchor babies in the car somehow believe they don’t have to comply simply because they are U.S. citizens, thanks to TikTok law.

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👮‍♂️You're Doing Nothing Illegal - Can I see Your ID? Cuyahoga Falls, OH — sidewalk outside Mr. Smoke & Mrs. Vape. Construction worker + shop workers called police because they didn't approve. Officer Johnson arrived and admitted filming from the public sidewalk was legal and no crime was committed… then demanded name/DOB for a trespass report on a store he never entered and threatened obstruction if he refused. No arrest occurred. ❓If cops say you’re not breaking the law, why do they still demand your ID? ❓Is demanding your name and DOB simply an effort to find a reason in their system such as an old warrant to arrest you?

👮‍♂️You're Doing Nothing Illegal - Can I see Your ID? Cuyahoga Falls, OH — sidewalk outside Mr. Smoke & Mrs. Vape. Construction worker + shop workers called police because they didn't approve. Officer Johnson arrived and admitted filming from the public sidewalk was legal and no crime was committed… then demanded name/DOB for a trespass report on a store he never entered and threatened obstruction if he refused. No arrest occurred. ❓If cops say you’re not breaking the law, why do they still demand your ID? ❓Is demanding your name and DOB simply an effort to find a reason in their system such as an old warrant to arrest you?

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🚨Nope! Not violating this persons rights. Not today! 📹A man records outside the offices of the Dept of Education in Carson City, Nevada where he intends to file a records request. Before he goes inside someone notices him and calls the police. Management wants him trespassed. CCSO Deputies McDonald #5529 and Ashley #662 roll up, demand ID. He refuses. They tell him he must ID for them to trespass him. He refuses again and quotes the law. They get frustrated that he will not comply. He remains calm and knows the law. One deputy peels off the second losing qualified immunity comes up. The other shuffles off a little slower and doesn't seem happy he just got schooled. In the end no ID and no trespass. They go back to protecting and serving someone else. The audit continues. ❓If a building is privately owned but leased to the Department of Education… is it still public? ❓Can deputies enforce a private owner’s wishes on a building used by a public agency? ❓Can a private property manager trespass someone from accessing a public office that is leasing office space?

🚨Nope! Not violating this persons rights. Not today! 📹A man records outside the offices of the Dept of Education in Carson City, Nevada where he intends to file a records request. Before he goes inside someone notices him and calls the police. Management wants him trespassed. CCSO Deputies McDonald #5529 and Ashley #662 roll up, demand ID. He refuses. They tell him he must ID for them to trespass him. He refuses again and quotes the law. They get frustrated that he will not comply. He remains calm and knows the law. One deputy peels off the second losing qualified immunity comes up. The other shuffles off a little slower and doesn't seem happy he just got schooled. In the end no ID and no trespass. They go back to protecting and serving someone else. The audit continues. ❓If a building is privately owned but leased to the Department of Education… is it still public? ❓Can deputies enforce a private owner’s wishes on a building used by a public agency? ❓Can a private property manager trespass someone from accessing a public office that is leasing office space?

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🚨Identification Demands & Intimidation🚨 1st Amendment auditor films in the public parking lot / public-access area of the Union County Sheriff’s Office and jail in Ohio. A deputy confronts him, demands ID, and tells him he’s not allowed there. After some back and forth, the man asks if he’s detained. He’s told no — so he keeps walking the building. A second and more aggressive deputy who sees him in another parking area also starts with an ID demand. He doesn’t get one either, despite the intimidation attempt. ❓Do police use the demand for ID as an intimidation tactic? To put people in a submissive position? ❓Ready to watch what actually happened when he kept walking? Watch the full interaction:

🚨Identification Demands & Intimidation🚨 1st Amendment auditor films in the public parking lot / public-access area of the Union County Sheriff’s Office and jail in Ohio. A deputy confronts him, demands ID, and tells him he’s not allowed there. After some back and forth, the man asks if he’s detained. He’s told no — so he keeps walking the building. A second and more aggressive deputy who sees him in another parking area also starts with an ID demand. He doesn’t get one either, despite the intimidation attempt. ❓Do police use the demand for ID as an intimidation tactic? To put people in a submissive position? ❓Ready to watch what actually happened when he kept walking? Watch the full interaction:

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😡This incredible video will raise your blood pressure. A man named Daniel stood on a public street in Des Moines, Iowa photographing the outside of a police station and unmarked cars in a rear lot. Perfectly legal. Det. Bradley Youngblood, Lt. Joseph Leo, and Sgt. Christopher Curtis surrounded him. A whole group huddled up, trying to invent a legal reason to force his ID and maybe arrest him for taking pictures from a sidewalk. Youngblood — the senior guy — threatened to and did seize Daniel’s camera and phone and later forensically dumped everything on them. No warrant for the seizure. No crime. Just “you won’t explain yourself.” Eventually they released him. He sued. Eighth Circuit said the officers violated his rights. City paid him $125,000. Watch the video for yourself and see the pressure they applied. Those guys really hated being told no. One guy with a camera doing nothing illegal. ❓Why was his phone and camera REALLY taken? ❓Did it REALLY have anything to do with the photos he'd taken that day or was it so they could search the devices in hopes of finding a serious crime? ❓Is this a case of, "we don't like this guy or what he's doing, how can we pin something on him"?

😡This incredible video will raise your blood pressure. A man named Daniel stood on a public street in Des Moines, Iowa photographing the outside of a police station and unmarked cars in a rear lot. Perfectly legal. Det. Bradley Youngblood, Lt. Joseph Leo, and Sgt. Christopher Curtis surrounded him. A whole group huddled up, trying to invent a legal reason to force his ID and maybe arrest him for taking pictures from a sidewalk. Youngblood — the senior guy — threatened to and did seize Daniel’s camera and phone and later forensically dumped everything on them. No warrant for the seizure. No crime. Just “you won’t explain yourself.” Eventually they released him. He sued. Eighth Circuit said the officers violated his rights. City paid him $125,000. Watch the video for yourself and see the pressure they applied. Those guys really hated being told no. One guy with a camera doing nothing illegal. ❓Why was his phone and camera REALLY taken? ❓Did it REALLY have anything to do with the photos he'd taken that day or was it so they could search the devices in hopes of finding a serious crime? ❓Is this a case of, "we don't like this guy or what he's doing, how can we pin something on him"?

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🚨An independent journalist working on a story is confronted by police as he's taking photographs from the right-of-way. 👮‍♂️The officer tries to get his ID with a bunch of BS about the fragrance plant being, "connected to Homeland Security" (whatever that means) in order to justify his ID demand. ❓Would you stand up for yourself and say NO like this man did or would you just submit and give the officer your private information?❓

🚨An independent journalist working on a story is confronted by police as he's taking photographs from the right-of-way. 👮‍♂️The officer tries to get his ID with a bunch of BS about the fragrance plant being, "connected to Homeland Security" (whatever that means) in order to justify his ID demand. ❓Would you stand up for yourself and say NO like this man did or would you just submit and give the officer your private information?❓

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Sharia Law in a Fort Wayne Public Part, A Christian tried to enter the Park where an Arab Festival was and was told they would arrest him and it is a criminal Trespass! This is a Public Park and it is illegal for her to do so. She is infringing on his rights.

Sharia Law in a Fort Wayne Public Part, A Christian tried to enter the Park where an Arab Festival was and was told they would arrest him and it is a criminal Trespass! This is a Public Park and it is illegal for her to do so. She is infringing on his rights.

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🚨This officer just told the truth about why they keep after ID.... Simply trying to find something to lock you up for when they have no other reason. All this woman was doing was walking along the public roadway taking pictures when someone called police to report her as "suspicious". ❓Once the officer knows why she is walking up and down the road....just taking pictures...why would there be a need to check her for warrants? ❓Where do officers get the training that they can legally demand ID based on "getting a call" or just "making contact"? ❓Do they learn this from the police academy or from their field training officers one they hit the streets?

🚨This officer just told the truth about why they keep after ID.... Simply trying to find something to lock you up for when they have no other reason. All this woman was doing was walking along the public roadway taking pictures when someone called police to report her as "suspicious". ❓Once the officer knows why she is walking up and down the road....just taking pictures...why would there be a need to check her for warrants? ❓Where do officers get the training that they can legally demand ID based on "getting a call" or just "making contact"? ❓Do they learn this from the police academy or from their field training officers one they hit the streets?

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🚨 BREAKING: ICE/Border Patrol agents once again threaten to illegally arrest a U.S. citizen… for standing on a public sidewalk and filming them. Yes. Really. In the video, in Beaverton, Oregon, multiple agents swarm a man who is doing nothing more than observing and recording from a public sidewalk, something that is 100% legal and protected by the First Amendment. An agent claims they “know who he is” and accuses him of driving erratically and being “a danger to the public.” Which is rich, coming from an agency with a long history of hitting people with vehicles, assaulting women and children, and “accidentally” firing or dropping loaded firearms. But, even so, they are not police and cannot arrest someone for a traffic violation. Then the threats start. “You are interfering with our operations.” “You could be arrested.” “We will arrest you.” Again, the man is standing on a sidewalk. Not blocking anyone. Not touching anyone. Not saying anything beyond asserting his rights. Another agent jumps in with, “You were following us yesterday.” Cool story. Still not illegal. They repeatedly claim he has “interfered with operations,” yet, the only behavior they can actually point to is… observing them. Existing near them. Filming them. When the man calmly says, “I’m not interfering,” the response is: “If you continue, you will be in handcuffs.” Let’s be crystal clear about what that means: ICE agents are threatening to arrest a U.S. citizen for continuing to legally observe and film them in his own neighborhood. When the man states the obvious, “I’m not breaking the law and you know it,” the agent completely loses it. He steps inches from the man’s face, points at him, shoves into his shoulder or chest, and screams, “One more time and I will put you in handcuffs.” This isn’t law enforcement. This is intimidation. The man tells him to get off him. The agent responds, “No, I’ll stand right here, pal. Right here all day,” while continuing to press into him. The citizen points out the setup perfectly: “If I touch you, you’re going to arrest me, right?” Exactly. That’s the game. That’s when the agent snaps completely, screaming that the man is “worthless” and has “no honor.” Which… feels like projection. This video shows exactly what ICE and Border Patrol are doing across the country: They are trying to scare people into not filming. They are trying to bully citizens out of exercising their rights. And when intimidation doesn’t work, they escalate. Because they know that cameras expose them. So here’s the takeaway: Always film. State your rights calmly. Keep your hands visible and on your phone. Narrate everything that’s happening. They want silence. They want fear. They want no witnesses. Don’t give it to them.

🚨 BREAKING: ICE/Border Patrol agents once again threaten to illegally arrest a U.S. citizen… for standing on a public sidewalk and filming them. Yes. Really. In the video, in Beaverton, Oregon, multiple agents swarm a man who is doing nothing more than observing and recording from a public sidewalk, something that is 100% legal and protected by the First Amendment. An agent claims they “know who he is” and accuses him of driving erratically and being “a danger to the public.” Which is rich, coming from an agency with a long history of hitting people with vehicles, assaulting women and children, and “accidentally” firing or dropping loaded firearms. But, even so, they are not police and cannot arrest someone for a traffic violation. Then the threats start. “You are interfering with our operations.” “You could be arrested.” “We will arrest you.” Again, the man is standing on a sidewalk. Not blocking anyone. Not touching anyone. Not saying anything beyond asserting his rights. Another agent jumps in with, “You were following us yesterday.” Cool story. Still not illegal. They repeatedly claim he has “interfered with operations,” yet, the only behavior they can actually point to is… observing them. Existing near them. Filming them. When the man calmly says, “I’m not interfering,” the response is: “If you continue, you will be in handcuffs.” Let’s be crystal clear about what that means: ICE agents are threatening to arrest a U.S. citizen for continuing to legally observe and film them in his own neighborhood. When the man states the obvious, “I’m not breaking the law and you know it,” the agent completely loses it. He steps inches from the man’s face, points at him, shoves into his shoulder or chest, and screams, “One more time and I will put you in handcuffs.” This isn’t law enforcement. This is intimidation. The man tells him to get off him. The agent responds, “No, I’ll stand right here, pal. Right here all day,” while continuing to press into him. The citizen points out the setup perfectly: “If I touch you, you’re going to arrest me, right?” Exactly. That’s the game. That’s when the agent snaps completely, screaming that the man is “worthless” and has “no honor.” Which… feels like projection. This video shows exactly what ICE and Border Patrol are doing across the country: They are trying to scare people into not filming. They are trying to bully citizens out of exercising their rights. And when intimidation doesn’t work, they escalate. Because they know that cameras expose them. So here’s the takeaway: Always film. State your rights calmly. Keep your hands visible and on your phone. Narrate everything that’s happening. They want silence. They want fear. They want no witnesses. Don’t give it to them.

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👮‍♂️"Open Carry Is Legal But It's Not Legal Here!" Gaston County, NC — late 2025. A First Amendment auditor filming as a self-described journalist was open-carrying a handgun on the exterior grounds / parking area of the Gaston County Jail Annex and courthouse complex in Gastonia. Deputies approached and told him he could not carry there. They said it was county property, signs banned guns in the buildings, and he needed to put the firearm in his car. He refused. He said North Carolina is an open-carry state, he was not inside a building, the grounds are tax-funded public property, and filming is legal. The exchange stayed verbal. Deputies argued county rules and location; he argued the Second Amendment and that restrictions apply inside the courthouse, not the lot. No arrest. No law was broken. Gaston County has a Second Amendment sanctuary resolution. NC generally allows open carry outdoors; weapons inside courthouses are separately restricted. The video is the argument over where that line sits. ❓Can Gaston County allow open carry on county property only until a deputy sees someone carrying that he doesn't feel comfortable with? ❓If the auditor was breaking a law why didn't the deputy arrest him instead of only arguing with him?

👮‍♂️"Open Carry Is Legal But It's Not Legal Here!" Gaston County, NC — late 2025. A First Amendment auditor filming as a self-described journalist was open-carrying a handgun on the exterior grounds / parking area of the Gaston County Jail Annex and courthouse complex in Gastonia. Deputies approached and told him he could not carry there. They said it was county property, signs banned guns in the buildings, and he needed to put the firearm in his car. He refused. He said North Carolina is an open-carry state, he was not inside a building, the grounds are tax-funded public property, and filming is legal. The exchange stayed verbal. Deputies argued county rules and location; he argued the Second Amendment and that restrictions apply inside the courthouse, not the lot. No arrest. No law was broken. Gaston County has a Second Amendment sanctuary resolution. NC generally allows open carry outdoors; weapons inside courthouses are separately restricted. The video is the argument over where that line sits. ❓Can Gaston County allow open carry on county property only until a deputy sees someone carrying that he doesn't feel comfortable with? ❓If the auditor was breaking a law why didn't the deputy arrest him instead of only arguing with him?

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⭐️This Oakland County, MI. sheriff sergeant doesn't take no for an answer.... because he's the POLICE and he can get away with it. His two buddies just standby and watch as he stomps on the Fourth Amendment. A man was recording on public property near the sheriff's employee parking lot when he was confronted by Sgt. T. Vida who requested ID. When the man declined Sgt. Vida told him he was detained and without permission went through his pockets and wallet to find an identification. He wrote down the information, gave the wallet back and told the man he was free to go. He said he took the ID absent suspicion of a crime and without permission, because "I like to know who I'm talking to." The Sheriff's Office is the largest full service Sheriff's Office in the State of Michigan covering a population of 1.3 million residents. ❓The other two deputies who watched an illegal search and said nothing, are they protecting the Constitution or the clique? ❓If this is how he treats a guy with a camera on public property, how does he treat people without one? ❓Is this professionalism, or just uncontrolled power with a badge?

⭐️This Oakland County, MI. sheriff sergeant doesn't take no for an answer.... because he's the POLICE and he can get away with it. His two buddies just standby and watch as he stomps on the Fourth Amendment. A man was recording on public property near the sheriff's employee parking lot when he was confronted by Sgt. T. Vida who requested ID. When the man declined Sgt. Vida told him he was detained and without permission went through his pockets and wallet to find an identification. He wrote down the information, gave the wallet back and told the man he was free to go. He said he took the ID absent suspicion of a crime and without permission, because "I like to know who I'm talking to." The Sheriff's Office is the largest full service Sheriff's Office in the State of Michigan covering a population of 1.3 million residents. ❓The other two deputies who watched an illegal search and said nothing, are they protecting the Constitution or the clique? ❓If this is how he treats a guy with a camera on public property, how does he treat people without one? ❓Is this professionalism, or just uncontrolled power with a badge?

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👮‍♂️"Rright now there's no crime, unless you don't give us your information...then it IS a crime" Oct 2016, Hyrum, Utah. This is how a call from a random person alleging someone is suspicious, can get someone killed. Travis Heinze was parked in the public City Square lot eating a bowl of cereal when Cache County Deputy Brooks Nielsen rolled up after an anonymous call about the car. Nielsen demanded ID. When Heinze questioned the stop, the deputy said he was detained for failing to identify. Heinze reached for his wallet and Nielsen then drew his gun and pointed it at him. Heinze's wallet was taken from him and his ID removed. He was ran for warrants and then told he was free to go. Nielsen said they had alleviated the callers concern so all was okay. The video later drew takedown complaints from the sheriff’s office. ❓Do cops treat a suspicious person call as permission treat the person called upon as a criminal until proven innocent? ❓Did you see good law enforcement here or a man being harassed?

👮‍♂️"Rright now there's no crime, unless you don't give us your information...then it IS a crime" Oct 2016, Hyrum, Utah. This is how a call from a random person alleging someone is suspicious, can get someone killed. Travis Heinze was parked in the public City Square lot eating a bowl of cereal when Cache County Deputy Brooks Nielsen rolled up after an anonymous call about the car. Nielsen demanded ID. When Heinze questioned the stop, the deputy said he was detained for failing to identify. Heinze reached for his wallet and Nielsen then drew his gun and pointed it at him. Heinze's wallet was taken from him and his ID removed. He was ran for warrants and then told he was free to go. Nielsen said they had alleviated the callers concern so all was okay. The video later drew takedown complaints from the sheriff’s office. ❓Do cops treat a suspicious person call as permission treat the person called upon as a criminal until proven innocent? ❓Did you see good law enforcement here or a man being harassed?

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This is how you educate officers that clearly do not understand the law or their job. As the conversation goes on you can see the the male officer realizes he is wrong but instead of taking the L he tries to double down on his error but in the end is forced to do that walk of shame. COEUR D’ALENE, IDAHO — Public Rights vs. State Property: First Amendment Auditor Threatened with Arrest for Obstructing Outside State-Run Liquor Store. What happens when a state-run business tries to trespass a citizen from public property for filming? This intense confrontation breaks down the exact legal battleground between a First Amendment auditor and the Coeur d'Alene Police Department. The videographer was standing on the sidewalk outside a state-owned and operated liquor store, exercising his right to film and take photographs. Taking issue with being recorded, a store employee confronted the auditor and requested he leave. When the auditor refused—maintaining he was on public property—management called law enforcement to issue a formal trespass warning. When Officer J. Chaffin and Officer C. Ziegler arrived on the scene, a massive constitutional debate unfolded: The Auditor’s Stance: Because the liquor store is a state-owned entity, the surrounding property and sidewalks are publicly funded, open spaces. He argues that citizens cannot be trespassed from public property unless they are actively committing a crime, asserting his 1st Amendment right to record and 4th Amendment right against unlawful seizure. The Police Stance: Officers countered that even though the business is state-run, it functions as a commercial space open for public commerce. They argued that management retains the right to refuse service and remove individuals deemed disruptive, and that refusing to leave constitutes criminal trespass. The ID Demand: Officer Chaffin demands the auditor’s identification, explicitly stating that failure to comply will result in an immediate arrest for obstructing and resisting. Qualified Immunity Threatened: While complying under the threat of arrest, the auditor fires back, telling Officer Ziegler that the department is violating his constitutional rights and that they will face a personal lawsuit and lose their qualified immunity. The "Hypothetical" Stand-off: Officer Ziegler attempts to use hypothetical scenarios to justify the trespass order, but the auditor shuts it down, demanding they stick to the reality: he was standing 20 to 30 feet away, completely peaceful, minding his own business. Ultimately, the officers documented his information, issued the official trespass warning, and walked away without making an arrest—leaving the auditor to give them a parting shot as they drove off.

This is how you educate officers that clearly do not understand the law or their job. As the conversation goes on you can see the the male officer realizes he is wrong but instead of taking the L he tries to double down on his error but in the end is forced to do that walk of shame. COEUR D’ALENE, IDAHO — Public Rights vs. State Property: First Amendment Auditor Threatened with Arrest for Obstructing Outside State-Run Liquor Store. What happens when a state-run business tries to trespass a citizen from public property for filming? This intense confrontation breaks down the exact legal battleground between a First Amendment auditor and the Coeur d'Alene Police Department. The videographer was standing on the sidewalk outside a state-owned and operated liquor store, exercising his right to film and take photographs. Taking issue with being recorded, a store employee confronted the auditor and requested he leave. When the auditor refused—maintaining he was on public property—management called law enforcement to issue a formal trespass warning. When Officer J. Chaffin and Officer C. Ziegler arrived on the scene, a massive constitutional debate unfolded: The Auditor’s Stance: Because the liquor store is a state-owned entity, the surrounding property and sidewalks are publicly funded, open spaces. He argues that citizens cannot be trespassed from public property unless they are actively committing a crime, asserting his 1st Amendment right to record and 4th Amendment right against unlawful seizure. The Police Stance: Officers countered that even though the business is state-run, it functions as a commercial space open for public commerce. They argued that management retains the right to refuse service and remove individuals deemed disruptive, and that refusing to leave constitutes criminal trespass. The ID Demand: Officer Chaffin demands the auditor’s identification, explicitly stating that failure to comply will result in an immediate arrest for obstructing and resisting. Qualified Immunity Threatened: While complying under the threat of arrest, the auditor fires back, telling Officer Ziegler that the department is violating his constitutional rights and that they will face a personal lawsuit and lose their qualified immunity. The "Hypothetical" Stand-off: Officer Ziegler attempts to use hypothetical scenarios to justify the trespass order, but the auditor shuts it down, demanding they stick to the reality: he was standing 20 to 30 feet away, completely peaceful, minding his own business. Ultimately, the officers documented his information, issued the official trespass warning, and walked away without making an arrest—leaving the auditor to give them a parting shot as they drove off.

Giggling Gannon

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The truck was still rolling when he kicked the window out and jumped. Texas deputies were serving a warrant for aggravated assault. The suspect tried to outrun them. Then he smashed out of a deputy's truck and bailed like the law was optional. They stopped him anyway. The sheriff said, quote, "We routinely see people on their worst days, not their best." Aggravated assault already ruined somebody else's day. This was a man who thought he could outrun Texas with cameras rolling. If that is the show they put on for deputies, you already know what they do when nobody is filming. Warrants exist because someone already got hurt. Deputies still made the stop. That is the job. He tried to outrun Texas. Texas won.

The truck was still rolling when he kicked the window out and jumped. Texas deputies were serving a warrant for aggravated assault. The suspect tried to outrun them. Then he smashed out of a deputy's truck and bailed like the law was optional. They stopped him anyway. The sheriff said, quote, "We routinely see people on their worst days, not their best." Aggravated assault already ruined somebody else's day. This was a man who thought he could outrun Texas with cameras rolling. If that is the show they put on for deputies, you already know what they do when nobody is filming. Warrants exist because someone already got hurt. Deputies still made the stop. That is the job. He tried to outrun Texas. Texas won.

Gunther Eagleman™

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