Your dealing with copyright law when you film. In Canada the photographer can take pictures of anyone in any public place or public event without needing or asking their permission. If the cop was to pay you (Contract) for the photo or in this case video then he would own the image or video. That's the way it works here in Canada, Don't know where you are but if it's the same the cop has no right. He can ask but you don't have to do it.
'I think its illegal" < thats what ruined this country. people letting ignorant satan worshipping scum tell them what their laws are, instead of knowing the truth for themselves.
@choochoostites No, it is your right to film a cop, or anything, in public. So, you're the one who's wrong and, actually, it's the cop who is being disrespectful, not the filmer, who should've kept on filming, pointed toward his face.
@rpshumate15 Ok. Well maybe if you read my whole comment you would have noticed that my main point was that he was being respectful. It doesn't matter if he asked or if he told.
it is 100% legal to record a cop, with out him knowing. helped me get out of a nice traffic ticket when he illegally searched my car after i denied consent to search my car. actually everything was dropped and he was suspended for 3 months
The First Circuit Court of Appeals has declared it is not illegal to film a police officer, whether they know about it, or not. Know your rights. If they're doing their job right, it should only help THEM if you go to court. It helps you, and it helps them. It keeps everyone on their best behavior. In some states, police officers can lose their jobs for preventing you from filming them, or destroying tape evidence.
In general, if you can see it - you can photograph it. Public spaces are fair game for photography. In addition, you can photograph private property while you are standing on public property. If someone is in a public place you can photograph them. This includes private property used as a public place. Churches, malls, office lobbies, and other privately owned venues are still public spaces.
Shouldve told him you have the right to film, most police dont know the law because you dont need much education to become an officer, Im not being rude, Its just a fact
@Careohseen But what could you legally do to someone who was filming you in public? Sure it could be considered rude, but there is no law against being rude. The problem is that cops use threats of violence or arrest when people are doing something they don't "like". Do you think that is right?
@Careohseen Freedom of speech and press is everyone's right whether we like it or not, that's all I'm saying. No I wasn't aware of that - can you give me one example of a State where it is illegal to film the police?
@1775novten Anyone has the right to tell a camera man of any kind that he don't want them filming them. Such as if someone says they don't want their face showing in the video then you have to abide by that by putting a blur over their face. It's illegal to show their face or record it if they request otherwise.
He is not a civilian he is a government paid cop, therefore respect of his rights as a human is only fair, If you don't want someone filming you then your video they did record of you gets posted how would you TRULY feel about that? assuming I just make things up like I am looking for an argument, means I will just kindly stop replying.
@norvell84 this comment just proves what a sheeple you are, WOW, I heard of the existence of such an animal, but never witnessed one before, it is kind of scary actually.
@norvell84 Respectfully disagree regarding the part that you have to blur someone's face at their request. I have never heard of such a law, nor do I think it exists. Can you cite a statute that requires this?
It is standard procedure for a cop. Respect is key when dealing with a cop he is doing his job and he is not a civilian so therefore he has the right to state (even if he didn't) that he doesn't want his face all over the web. This particular video fits just enough under the statute of limitations on ridicule as a cop is not a civilian he has the right to (if he decides) to come forth and argue that it was against his rights or such. as most these comments are ridicule.
@norvell84 No, a cop does not have any more rights than a civilian when it comes to filming. Nor is there any legal requirement to be respectful to police - you should be respectful to everyone, but again there is no legal requirement. Yes he does have the right to argue, just like a civilian does, but everyone has the right to film in public. No one, even cops, have the expectation of privacy in public. Courts have already ruled on this.
I do not believe that photographers should be hassled or jailed for taking photos of police actions as long as their doing so does not jeopardize an on-going investigation. However, I believe there is a large segment of the public that whips out their cameras and purposely antagonizes police officers doing their jobs simply to see if they'll get hassled or harassed. The video whole purpose is obvious.
HE motioned for him to stop recording, then he saw he didn't so he asked if he live there which he replied no. SO the cop asked him to stop recording cause it is illegal to record anything on someone's property without there permission. A cop main duty is to prevent chaos of any kind, sure no one from that property caught him, but they could have. It is hard to explain without just copying it out of a handbook. I agree with you, but ... you know? :)
@norvell84 it is people like you, who give up their rights so willingly, that screw things up for everyone, I won't waste my time explaining just how wrong you are with everything in your comment, but i doubt it would sink in through that obviously thick skull of yours without drilling a hole for starters.
@madd0gsquid Why? Sure, I can definitely see that people may not want to be recorded and have every right to ask someone to stop, but do you think a cop has legal authority to force someone to stop recording in public?
@madd0gsquid Really? What was he saying or doing to give off the impression that he was being an asshole? I think both were in the right, but that the videographer was not obliged to turn the camera off, but it appears that he did anyways out of courtesy.
@Twostones00 Why pussy cop? Sounds like the cop asked the cameraman to stop recording and the cameraman instantly complied with his request. I would say the cameraman is the pussy here. The cop didn't use any threat of violence or anything - he simply asked him to stop, which every citizen has the right to do - and the cameraman has the right to say no.
@1775novten The cop does NOT have the right to ask anyone to stop filming in public. It's the law. Do a search of photographers rights. The cop is not only a pussy he is also ignorant of the civil rights of photographers.
@Twostones00 Why is the cop a pussy? Everyone, including cops have the right to ask anyone anything - it's called freedom of speech. I didn't say the cop had the right to order him to stop filming, but he does have the right to ask him to stop - just like I have the right to ask him to stop filming me. Of course he could tell me to f-off, which is his right too. Get the difference?
@1775novten The cop is a PUSSY becaue he walked up to the photographer then clamed he was putting the camera in HIS face. He had no reason to even talk to the photographer. He was using his badge to be a bully/PUSSY. There was clearly a precievd threat to the photographer using the language and actions the PUSSY chose. Get it?
@Twostones00 Wait, you're saying the cop threatened him? When did that happen? I'll take bully maybe, but pussy seems like a bad word choice. Again the cop and you and me can ask anyone anything we want. Now if the cameraman said no and then the cop threatened him, then I could see the problem, but that's not what happened at all. The cop asked him to turn it off and then the cameraman did - what's the problem? I wouldn't have turned it off myself, but that's me.
@1775novten Bullies behind badges are always PUSSIES. The PUSSY was rude insolent and very unprofessional. He was clearly trying to provke cause so he could violate the rights of the photographer. The PUSSY wouldn't make a pimple on a good cops ass. Your ignorance of those facts makes you a fool.
@Twostones00 Now I'm the ignorant one? Why is that? Listen I'm not much of a fan of cops either, but your opinions do not constitute fact. Bottom line, this photographer should have told him to go pound sand and to get out of his face. Instead he just complied with his simple request. People need to stand up for themselves and their rights or other people and cops will walk all over you.
@Twostones00 haha, may I ask what your education level is? I just find it funny, because we both have issues with cops, but your position is that the cop is a pussy and mine is that the citizen should have stood up for his rights and not just easily complied with the officer's request. It's that simple. To say that the officer doesn't have the right to ask is saying none of us have the freedom of speech, which I can't agree with.
@1775novten What is funny is you do not find the cops actions rude, ignorant, insolent and unprofesional. Not understanding what those words mean makes you a dumb fuk. You really should go back to school and get at least get your GED. Your reading comprehension is deplorable.
@Twostones00 Why is it rude ext. to ask someone to stop filming you? Is it just because he was a cop? Would you find it rude if a private citizen had approached him and said "can you turn the camera off and not point it in my face"? That's all I'm saying. He can ask all he wants - it's his right, just like it's yours and mine. However, he was not obliged to comply with the request, nor should he have.
Its not only your right to video police, it is becoming your civic duty as a citizen.Public servants have NO right to privacy while on duty, just read the law, you can tell them what you think as well,violating these rights, is acting out of the scope of authority for which the officer has NO qualified immunity.1st circuit court of appeals 2011 ruling..
if both you and the cop were on a public sidewalk or public easement (roads, access, freeway), then you can film him all you want, if the both of you were on private property then you cannot film him. you cannot record the audio if you were not a party to the conversation. if he starts talking to you, you can record the audio.
@ReportTheHackers What statute says that you can't film on private property? Also it depends on the State whether or not you can record audio without the other parties consent. Here in VA where I am, you only need one party consent. So if I'm the one recording, then I am giving myself consent. This even applies to recording telephone conversations.
i think its legal. also i think one can say that it is to make sure only justice is served, and it is not to annoy him. if he says he is annoyed u can apologize for that as it is unnintencional, and you can add that you would feel annoyed too if you saw incorrect police behavior. & dats it is, nothin personal
i think he might stay angry but understand at the same time. & if dere is such law as to not film policemen, ask for proof as you will analize it openly and honestly.
@ChiefPO10490 first off it is completely legal for somebody to ask a person not to be recorded. Also a officer doing their job nothing more nothing less can also tell somebody to stop recording them doing what they are sopose to do. And another reason is that would you like somebody to record you doing your job and posting it on youtube. Not to mention do people realise that you are putting the officer in greater risk by filming him and posting it.
@extreamegreatness A cop can tell anyone anything he wants but that doesn't mean its lawful. This guy has every right to film the police as long as he is at least 20 feet away and does not interfere. The problem is this guy doesn't know his rights and even if he did, he has to assert them or the cops will run over you. There is a great video on how to deal with the police here on YT. Can't remember the name tho'...
Horsehit. You know nothing about liberty in the USA (or its laws dumbass). Roll over sheep and spread em. Do anything your told to do without questioning it Bahhhhh. (extreamegreatness--should be extremlameness)
NEW WORLD ORDER!! WAKE UP PEOPLE, COPS ARE POWER TRIPPING NAZIS THAT NEED TO BE REPORTED!! REPORT ALL MISCONDUCT TO THERE DEPARTMENT, IT GOES IN THERE JACKET AND WILL FOLLOW THEM WHEN THEY NEED THERE STUPID PROMOTIONS.
at least you filmed him at all. and if you are in the US. it is legal to film police. if they say its like the wiretapping thing. you say that only one party needs to know the line is taped. only 1 person needs to know there is a camra on.
@SShelly87 Sure some cops can be douchebags, but people in general are douchebags, so I don't think they are that much different than everyone else. Most of them are just doing their job, but others let their authority get to their head.
@lilkid88 Yes, that might be so, but in public, it is not illegal, same goes for a cop, and if the cop uses his power to prevent you from filming in public, when it is perfectly legal, denying you your rights, that is abuse of power.
@skatecubed All he did was ask him to turn his camera off, something anyone could have done. This person gave in too easily, if he wouldn't have turned his camera off and then if the cop abused his powers to force this person to do so, then this vid would be making the cop look bad.
@lilkid88 I think you misunderstood my comment, I am total agreement with you, I am a photographer, and have had a few run-ins with police, and have had to defend my right, every time, I have come out without being arrested, thank god, but I am prepared to be arrested standing up for my rights if need be.
@lilkid88 So what? It's a public street. You don't like being filmed in public? Don't go outside. You're being "filmed" just about everywhere you go, so you might want to always smile. :-)
The law says that anyone can be recorded in a public place and on public property, or where they are easily seen from public property. There a few exceptions such as inside a court room, or on a security installation. But police organizations across the country have adopted a Nazi mentality.
@ChiefPO10490 Or simply INDIGNANT about what an ABSOLUTE godforsaken MORON you must be. its called EMPHASIS. like that cock your choking on EMPHASIZES what a purdy little mouth you have.
@ChiefPO10490 sure, but you can't ARREST people simply because you are ANNOYED you COCKMUNCH. Dont get a job PROTECTING the PUBLIC if you can't handle being PUBLICLY videotaped.
@gomachols Hey keep capitalizing randoms. It makes you seem highly intelligent. Also, where was the arrest in this video? I must have missed it. What time in the video was it?
@ChiefPO10490 When someone records you being assaulted or your rights being violated you'll be glad there was a camera. Cops have power that can be abused. If they aren't doing anything wrong then they have nothing to worry about. You on the other hand need to worry about what cops dick you're going to suck next "Chief" little dick!!!!
@ChiefPO10490 So in your world you need to have abuse of power BEFORE you can turn on the camera? Don't give me that bullshit! Just like the cops say, If you've got nothing to hide you've got nothing to fear! What are you afraid of Chief? You worried someone might find out you're just another thug with a badge? I bet you are!!!
@javaxsqft What are you rambiling about? I affirmed that the camera man isn't breaking the law by filming the Officer. However, I can assume that it's extremely annoying. The Police Officer, as in this video, can always request someone to stop filming and anyone filming can always refuse to. Now, will you take a minute and actually read what I am saying, or would you rather continue to make immature and faceless insults on the internet?
Wow, you really showed him a thing or two. (rolls my eyes) I am thoroughly in pressed with your manliness. (shakes my head) I especially love how you quickly rolled over like a good little puppy and shut off your camera. Pitiful!
the first inappriate question. do you live here?? that's none of his business nor does it have anything to do with what's happening at the time. anyone in a public space is lible to have their picture taken or videod. if the state can film me without my consent then we can video them.
its not illegal you can film anyone who is in the public in a public place. its only illegal if your filming someone in their home without their consent. ppl do not have the right to privacy out in public even cops. you should have kept filming dont let that faggot power hungry bitch tell you not to film him
I don't like being fucking filmed either. How would you like it if someone came to your job and filmed you working with their stupid cell phone camra.
@MercuryMorrison1 so the entire city is where cops work, right? no cameras are allowed to be filming in any city if a cop happens to be nearby? your logic blows. oh yeah, and learn the law because your point is irrelevant.
@tmac9938 I wish I knew where you worked, I could come film you every waking moment I had until you realized how annoying and stupid your argument is. You sound like one of those people who do stupid shit and then when someone calls you out on it, you say something like...''Its a free country''...Total abuse of the term ''Free Country''.
@MercuryMorrison1 A) it IS a free country. B) you still dont understand the difference between a private vs PUBLIC job (i.e. i can tell you to fuck off if you show up at my private job). C) your original argument is still pointless (see parts A&B). D) to extend my point further, cops are very abusive lately and NEED to be filmed, as it is a citizen's only means of defense. it may be annoying to cops, but lately people feel the need to protect themselves and remind cops they are accountable.
@tmac9938 I've already proved my point, Weather or not you choose to acknowledge it is up to you. You can sit here and tell yourself I'm a square 1 all you want, but it makes no difference. The fact is you lost your temper and that validates much of what I am saying.
Are you a public official, or public servant? Common sense over law(?) you're deranged. Different cultures exist out there, which means different forms of common sense, dummy. To some, religion is common sense (the existence of a God), to others it's a fairytale. It's not only completely legal to film an officer conducting his daily duties, every citizen should start doing it. You're a citizen? I don't think so! If you were, you would 'care' about your rights - look it up.
@fmnma1 So tell what this cop did wrong here? Some dickbrain was filming him while he was doing his job and he asked them stop, and idiots like you get pissed off about that kind thing!....I know you're type...You're the one who bitchs and complains about everything the cops do but minute YOUR ASS is in trouble, you're first one on the phone dialing 911 pleading with them to come pull your ass out of the fire even though deep down you have NO RESPECT for their job or what/when/where they do it.
Filming a PUBLIC SERVANT in a PUBLIC SETTING is all LEGAL. We as tax paying citizens who pay the wages of these law enforcement personnel have the right to some oversight.
@punnkypo They try to say that because it is without consent it is equal to wire tapping. However it isn't because it is in a public area, not private. If they charge people videoing them with under wire tapping laws then they also have to charge people under wire tapping laws for traffic light cams, Mall security cams, and any other kind of security and traffic cams. That's why they can't make it stick, but they keep trying.
you can always film a public servant in a public area. never listen to their threats or obey them when they say to turn off the camera. tell them they are a public servant in an area where there is no expectation of privacy and it's legal to film them. ask them if you are under arrest or free to go? and then walk away...while filming.
why would he turn the camera off? only a few states have to nazi law off it actually being illegal for some reason to film police in uniform, on duty, in public. but yeah, cops are law abiding citizens, just don't film, there's no reason to prove otherwise, there is such a little reason that they made legislation making it illegal, such bull
You have rights to film in public even the cops! If they say something u needa be like MY MOMS A LAWYER N MY DADS A COP lol they would have nothing to say n maybe they will say sry to u C:
IF I HAVE TO WAIT. THAT'S FINE BECAUSE I'M EXTREMELY PATIENT, METICULOUS, ARDENT, CALCULATING, AND MOST OF ALL VERY DEFT WHEN I WANT TO ACCOMPLISH A PERSONAL GOAL I, AND I ALONE, FEEL IT'S JUSTIFIED. The best most dangerous weapon is a motivated mind.
Lessons are sometime learned in Blood......Lessons are sometimes learned in Blood....Lessons are sometimes learned in Blood....Lessons are sometimes learned in Blood....Lessosn are sometimes learned in Blood.....Lessons are sometimes in Blood....GOD I'M FUCKING ANGRY. SOOO ANGRY ALL I EAT, DREAM, THINK, BREATHE, DRINK, WALK, RUN, WRITE,SMELL, IS REVENGE FOR BEING WRONGFULLY ARRESTED FOR A MUTUAL AGREEMENT FIGHT THAT THE BULLY RECEIVED THE SHORT END UNLIKE HE THOUGHT. I WANT VENGENCE VENGENCE
How come its alright for them to film the show cops but we cant film them? I dont think thats right. Next time I see a cop giving someone a ticket im gonna practice my rights by filming since its most likely at a public place.
Your dealing with copyright law when you film. In Canada the photographer can take pictures of anyone in any public place or public event without needing or asking their permission. If the cop was to pay you (Contract) for the photo or in this case video then he would own the image or video. That's the way it works here in Canada, Don't know where you are but if it's the same the cop has no right. He can ask but you don't have to do it.
Gryphyn3 2 days ago
You WUSS!!
elitedefense72 6 days ago
Interesting how he walks right up and sticks his face in front of your camera and tells you to get it out of his face.
odysseusnissan 6 days ago
you pussy
Gesicht2Gesicht 1 week ago
There is nothing illegal about filming a cop. He is a public official. I would have kept of filming.
southboy99 1 week ago
man what a asshole cop i gess is wife never gave him a bj before work that day im gessing
niseguy25 1 week ago
'I think its illegal" < thats what ruined this country. people letting ignorant satan worshipping scum tell them what their laws are, instead of knowing the truth for themselves.
AndrewKH85 1 week ago
pussy
jdontgivea 1 week ago
for all of you saying keep filming, i think ur wrong and this guy is actually respectful and stopped when asked.
choochoostites 1 week ago
@choochoostites No, it is your right to film a cop, or anything, in public. So, you're the one who's wrong and, actually, it's the cop who is being disrespectful, not the filmer, who should've kept on filming, pointed toward his face.
ProChoiceJesus 1 week ago
@ProChoiceJesus i know they have a right, but the cop asked and he complied. case closed. they were both respectful...
choochoostites 1 week ago
@choochoostites the cop didnt ask anything. He told him to turn it off. Just wanted to point that out
rpshumate15 1 week ago
@rpshumate15 Ok. Well maybe if you read my whole comment you would have noticed that my main point was that he was being respectful. It doesn't matter if he asked or if he told.
choochoostites 1 week ago
it's legal to film anything you want in public in the united states.
leejvaj13 1 week ago
it is 100% legal to record a cop, with out him knowing. helped me get out of a nice traffic ticket when he illegally searched my car after i denied consent to search my car. actually everything was dropped and he was suspended for 3 months
sniper6289 1 week ago
@sniper6289 Awesome, that is called, "protecting your rights"
skatecubed 1 week ago
why am i watching this?
MrMethadrine 2 weeks ago
Dislike cause you gave in. 9 million video's on youtube of police abuse. Guess you were scared of getting tasered
Izzdan 2 weeks ago 5
@Izzdan you would too it doesn't feel good
Draftday101 2 weeks ago
@Draftday101 Probably :)
Izzdan 2 weeks ago
tell that pig it wasn't in his face until he trotted up the street and stood in front of it.......
theedgeinshow 2 weeks ago 6
Keep filiming he's a public servant. He needs to act like it.
WastedOne111 2 weeks ago
Sorry he's on the side walk... Public place. And so is the street. Fuck you officer. I'll keep filming.
503JDMwarrior 3 weeks ago 2
I think this dude was on the show "The Academy" about the LA Sheriff Dept;
SPaoline4302 3 weeks ago
The First Circuit Court of Appeals has declared it is not illegal to film a police officer, whether they know about it, or not. Know your rights. If they're doing their job right, it should only help THEM if you go to court. It helps you, and it helps them. It keeps everyone on their best behavior. In some states, police officers can lose their jobs for preventing you from filming them, or destroying tape evidence.
414najawa 3 weeks ago
"Don't film me. I want to beat the shit out of that punk and then lie about it"...
paleblue498 4 weeks ago
WTF!!! Chicken out and do as the criminal say!?!?!?!
PUT THE CAMERA IN HIS FUCKING FACE!!!!
allosvenne 4 weeks ago
In general, if you can see it - you can photograph it. Public spaces are fair game for photography. In addition, you can photograph private property while you are standing on public property. If someone is in a public place you can photograph them. This includes private property used as a public place. Churches, malls, office lobbies, and other privately owned venues are still public spaces.
Twostones00 1 month ago 2
@Twostones00: Well said.
I wish everyone else knew this.
Pafoofnik1 1 month ago
@Pafoofnik1 Thanks for your support.
Twostones00 1 month ago
This is called a
Camera Troll"
RobBurtonGuitar 1 month ago
I like to film myself masturbating, then put it on the internet.
marshalljimduncan 1 month ago
Shouldve told him you have the right to film, most police dont know the law because you dont need much education to become an officer, Im not being rude, Its just a fact
acenace24 1 month ago
I don't like being filmed either. Would it have been ok if I asked you to not film me?
Oh wait, that's right, people expect cops to put up with everything.
Careohseen 1 month ago
@Careohseen But what could you legally do to someone who was filming you in public? Sure it could be considered rude, but there is no law against being rude. The problem is that cops use threats of violence or arrest when people are doing something they don't "like". Do you think that is right?
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@1775novten Do you justify being rude to people because there is no law against it?
Did this cop user a threat of violence or arrest the camera man?
Are you aware in some areas it is illegal to film the police?
Careohseen 1 month ago
@Careohseen Freedom of speech and press is everyone's right whether we like it or not, that's all I'm saying. No I wasn't aware of that - can you give me one example of a State where it is illegal to film the police?
1775novten 1 month ago
@1775novten Anyone has the right to tell a camera man of any kind that he don't want them filming them. Such as if someone says they don't want their face showing in the video then you have to abide by that by putting a blur over their face. It's illegal to show their face or record it if they request otherwise.
norvell84 1 month ago
@norvell84: Have any legal cites behind all this stuff you made up?
Of course a person can tell me he doesn't want me to film him. That doesn't necessarily mean he has the authority to require that I stop.
Pafoofnik1 1 month ago
@Pafoofnik1
He is not a civilian he is a government paid cop, therefore respect of his rights as a human is only fair, If you don't want someone filming you then your video they did record of you gets posted how would you TRULY feel about that? assuming I just make things up like I am looking for an argument, means I will just kindly stop replying.
norvell84 3 weeks ago
@norvell84: OK. So whan you said "It's illegal to show their face or record it if they request otherwise"...
you really meant you wish it were...
Pafoofnik1 3 weeks ago
@norvell84 this comment just proves what a sheeple you are, WOW, I heard of the existence of such an animal, but never witnessed one before, it is kind of scary actually.
skatecubed 1 week ago
@norvell84 Respectfully disagree regarding the part that you have to blur someone's face at their request. I have never heard of such a law, nor do I think it exists. Can you cite a statute that requires this?
1775novten 4 weeks ago
@1775novten
It is standard procedure for a cop. Respect is key when dealing with a cop he is doing his job and he is not a civilian so therefore he has the right to state (even if he didn't) that he doesn't want his face all over the web. This particular video fits just enough under the statute of limitations on ridicule as a cop is not a civilian he has the right to (if he decides) to come forth and argue that it was against his rights or such. as most these comments are ridicule.
norvell84 3 weeks ago
@norvell84 No, a cop does not have any more rights than a civilian when it comes to filming. Nor is there any legal requirement to be respectful to police - you should be respectful to everyone, but again there is no legal requirement. Yes he does have the right to argue, just like a civilian does, but everyone has the right to film in public. No one, even cops, have the expectation of privacy in public. Courts have already ruled on this.
1775novten 3 weeks ago
@1775novten
I do not believe that photographers should be hassled or jailed for taking photos of police actions as long as their doing so does not jeopardize an on-going investigation. However, I believe there is a large segment of the public that whips out their cameras and purposely antagonizes police officers doing their jobs simply to see if they'll get hassled or harassed. The video whole purpose is obvious.
norvell84 3 weeks ago
@norvell84 Well this guy was clear across the street and not saying a word to the cop, so I don't think this is one of those examples.
1775novten 3 weeks ago
@1775novten
HE motioned for him to stop recording, then he saw he didn't so he asked if he live there which he replied no. SO the cop asked him to stop recording cause it is illegal to record anything on someone's property without there permission. A cop main duty is to prevent chaos of any kind, sure no one from that property caught him, but they could have. It is hard to explain without just copying it out of a handbook. I agree with you, but ... you know? :)
norvell84 3 weeks ago
@norvell84 it is people like you, who give up their rights so willingly, that screw things up for everyone, I won't waste my time explaining just how wrong you are with everything in your comment, but i doubt it would sink in through that obviously thick skull of yours without drilling a hole for starters.
skatecubed 1 week ago
@norvell84 You are so wrong that it is sad that you actually believe yourself. You are utterly and completely wrong.
skatecubed 1 week ago
lmao...turn off the camera... YES SIR... LOL
untouchable1121 1 month ago
officer, problem?
cymagen 1 month ago
what was the point of that if you turned it away??? i suppose at least youre not a total wanker and kept filming and argued w/ them haha
nicamy8988 1 month ago
I think the cop was kinda of in the right here...
madd0gsquid 1 month ago
@madd0gsquid Why? Sure, I can definitely see that people may not want to be recorded and have every right to ask someone to stop, but do you think a cop has legal authority to force someone to stop recording in public?
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@1775novten no of course not. I'm just acknowledging the fact that guy with the camera is kind of being an asshole.
madd0gsquid 1 month ago
@madd0gsquid Really? What was he saying or doing to give off the impression that he was being an asshole? I think both were in the right, but that the videographer was not obliged to turn the camera off, but it appears that he did anyways out of courtesy.
1775novten 1 month ago
the cop isn't in charge. keep the camera filming, bonehead...
davidbrucemusicvideo 1 month ago 26
if you dont like being filmed then move to a third world country were they dont have freedom of the press.
mperkins754 1 month ago
pussy cop
Twostones00 1 month ago
@Twostones00 Why pussy cop? Sounds like the cop asked the cameraman to stop recording and the cameraman instantly complied with his request. I would say the cameraman is the pussy here. The cop didn't use any threat of violence or anything - he simply asked him to stop, which every citizen has the right to do - and the cameraman has the right to say no.
1775novten 1 month ago
@1775novten The cop does NOT have the right to ask anyone to stop filming in public. It's the law. Do a search of photographers rights. The cop is not only a pussy he is also ignorant of the civil rights of photographers.
Twostones00 1 month ago
@Twostones00 Why is the cop a pussy? Everyone, including cops have the right to ask anyone anything - it's called freedom of speech. I didn't say the cop had the right to order him to stop filming, but he does have the right to ask him to stop - just like I have the right to ask him to stop filming me. Of course he could tell me to f-off, which is his right too. Get the difference?
1775novten 1 month ago
@1775novten The cop is a PUSSY becaue he walked up to the photographer then clamed he was putting the camera in HIS face. He had no reason to even talk to the photographer. He was using his badge to be a bully/PUSSY. There was clearly a precievd threat to the photographer using the language and actions the PUSSY chose. Get it?
Twostones00 1 month ago
@Twostones00 Wait, you're saying the cop threatened him? When did that happen? I'll take bully maybe, but pussy seems like a bad word choice. Again the cop and you and me can ask anyone anything we want. Now if the cameraman said no and then the cop threatened him, then I could see the problem, but that's not what happened at all. The cop asked him to turn it off and then the cameraman did - what's the problem? I wouldn't have turned it off myself, but that's me.
1775novten 1 month ago
@1775novten Bullies behind badges are always PUSSIES. The PUSSY was rude insolent and very unprofessional. He was clearly trying to provke cause so he could violate the rights of the photographer. The PUSSY wouldn't make a pimple on a good cops ass. Your ignorance of those facts makes you a fool.
Twostones00 1 month ago
@Twostones00 Now I'm the ignorant one? Why is that? Listen I'm not much of a fan of cops either, but your opinions do not constitute fact. Bottom line, this photographer should have told him to go pound sand and to get out of his face. Instead he just complied with his simple request. People need to stand up for themselves and their rights or other people and cops will walk all over you.
1775novten 1 month ago
@1775novten You sure are a dumb fuk.
Twostones00 1 month ago
@Twostones00 haha, may I ask what your education level is? I just find it funny, because we both have issues with cops, but your position is that the cop is a pussy and mine is that the citizen should have stood up for his rights and not just easily complied with the officer's request. It's that simple. To say that the officer doesn't have the right to ask is saying none of us have the freedom of speech, which I can't agree with.
1775novten 1 month ago
@1775novten What is funny is you do not find the cops actions rude, ignorant, insolent and unprofesional. Not understanding what those words mean makes you a dumb fuk. You really should go back to school and get at least get your GED. Your reading comprehension is deplorable.
Twostones00 1 month ago
@Twostones00 Why is it rude ext. to ask someone to stop filming you? Is it just because he was a cop? Would you find it rude if a private citizen had approached him and said "can you turn the camera off and not point it in my face"? That's all I'm saying. He can ask all he wants - it's his right, just like it's yours and mine. However, he was not obliged to comply with the request, nor should he have.
1775novten 1 month ago
Its not only your right to video police, it is becoming your civic duty as a citizen.Public servants have NO right to privacy while on duty, just read the law, you can tell them what you think as well,violating these rights, is acting out of the scope of authority for which the officer has NO qualified immunity.1st circuit court of appeals 2011 ruling..
MrWtfchuck 1 month ago
good job
Blackhawk6699 1 month ago
you shouldent be a cop if you dont like being filmed pick a diffrent line of work jackass
SeptemberTwentyThird 1 month ago
if both you and the cop were on a public sidewalk or public easement (roads, access, freeway), then you can film him all you want, if the both of you were on private property then you cannot film him. you cannot record the audio if you were not a party to the conversation. if he starts talking to you, you can record the audio.
ReportTheHackers 1 month ago
@ReportTheHackers What statute says that you can't film on private property? Also it depends on the State whether or not you can record audio without the other parties consent. Here in VA where I am, you only need one party consent. So if I'm the one recording, then I am giving myself consent. This even applies to recording telephone conversations.
1775novten 1 month ago
i think its legal. also i think one can say that it is to make sure only justice is served, and it is not to annoy him. if he says he is annoyed u can apologize for that as it is unnintencional, and you can add that you would feel annoyed too if you saw incorrect police behavior. & dats it is, nothin personal
i think he might stay angry but understand at the same time. & if dere is such law as to not film policemen, ask for proof as you will analize it openly and honestly.
reflect a good intent
7ito1990 1 month ago
Ahahaha tell him to choke on a dick
lemonlimelukey 1 month ago
u obviously dont know the law
elvikosi 1 month ago
@elvikosi What's the law?
1775novten 1 month ago
It's your right to film a public official bud, don't let em scare you off.
jet62095 1 month ago 12
@ChiefPO10490 first off it is completely legal for somebody to ask a person not to be recorded. Also a officer doing their job nothing more nothing less can also tell somebody to stop recording them doing what they are sopose to do. And another reason is that would you like somebody to record you doing your job and posting it on youtube. Not to mention do people realise that you are putting the officer in greater risk by filming him and posting it.
extreamegreatness 1 month ago
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@extreamegreatness sado: "Also a officer doing their job nothing more nothing less can also tell somebody to stop recording them "
Where did you get this idea?
Cites please.
Pafoofnik1 1 month ago
@extreamegreatness A cop can tell anyone anything he wants but that doesn't mean its lawful. This guy has every right to film the police as long as he is at least 20 feet away and does not interfere. The problem is this guy doesn't know his rights and even if he did, he has to assert them or the cops will run over you. There is a great video on how to deal with the police here on YT. Can't remember the name tho'...
CosmogCarl 1 month ago
@extreamegreatness
Horsehit. You know nothing about liberty in the USA (or its laws dumbass). Roll over sheep and spread em. Do anything your told to do without questioning it Bahhhhh. (extreamegreatness--should be extremlameness)
zackzelmo 1 month ago
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NEW WORLD ORDER!! WAKE UP PEOPLE, COPS ARE POWER TRIPPING NAZIS THAT NEED TO BE REPORTED!! REPORT ALL MISCONDUCT TO THERE DEPARTMENT, IT GOES IN THERE JACKET AND WILL FOLLOW THEM WHEN THEY NEED THERE STUPID PROMOTIONS.
kustomking101 1 month ago
at least you filmed him at all. and if you are in the US. it is legal to film police. if they say its like the wiretapping thing. you say that only one party needs to know the line is taped. only 1 person needs to know there is a camra on.
dynasty104 1 month ago
Why did u turn it off????
debesciarz 1 month ago
Dude, you got punked.
sagequan 2 months ago
I think most people would be annoyed with being filmed by a stranger...
lilkid88 2 months ago 14
@lilkid88 Tough shit!!!!!!!!!
javaxsqft 2 months ago
@lilkid88 As a cop will aways remind us.......they are not people when in uniform (or otherwise)
SShelly87 2 months ago
@SShelly87 Sure some cops can be douchebags, but people in general are douchebags, so I don't think they are that much different than everyone else. Most of them are just doing their job, but others let their authority get to their head.
lilkid88 2 months ago
@lilkid88 I think we're annoyed by strangers doing al sorts of things, like cutting us off in traffic and talking to loud inthe restaurant, etc.
rrhynes 2 months ago
@lilkid88 Too damn bad its your right to, "USE THEM OR LOSE THEM"
Efrain891 1 month ago
@lilkid88 Yes, that might be so, but in public, it is not illegal, same goes for a cop, and if the cop uses his power to prevent you from filming in public, when it is perfectly legal, denying you your rights, that is abuse of power.
skatecubed 1 month ago
@skatecubed All he did was ask him to turn his camera off, something anyone could have done. This person gave in too easily, if he wouldn't have turned his camera off and then if the cop abused his powers to force this person to do so, then this vid would be making the cop look bad.
lilkid88 1 month ago
@lilkid88 I think you misunderstood my comment, I am total agreement with you, I am a photographer, and have had a few run-ins with police, and have had to defend my right, every time, I have come out without being arrested, thank god, but I am prepared to be arrested standing up for my rights if need be.
skatecubed 1 week ago
@lilkid88 So what? It's a public street. You don't like being filmed in public? Don't go outside. You're being "filmed" just about everywhere you go, so you might want to always smile. :-)
policechaser 4 weeks ago
@lilkid88
Doesn't matter, Cops should be filmed 100% of the time when they are out in public.
Budguy68 4 weeks ago
The law says that anyone can be recorded in a public place and on public property, or where they are easily seen from public property. There a few exceptions such as inside a court room, or on a security installation. But police organizations across the country have adopted a Nazi mentality.
lloyd1000001 2 months ago
who cares?
LBPFan3000 2 months ago
Does anyone else think that cop looks like PEE WEE HERMAN !
00buck45013 2 months ago
@ChiefPO10490 Or simply INDIGNANT about what an ABSOLUTE godforsaken MORON you must be. its called EMPHASIS. like that cock your choking on EMPHASIZES what a purdy little mouth you have.
gomachols 2 months ago
to the owner of the video: why aren't you the little bitch!
gomachols 2 months ago
Sure it's not illegal. It's annoying. How would you like someone video taping you while you are at work? Get a life.
ChiefPO10490 2 months ago
@ChiefPO10490 sure, but you can't ARREST people simply because you are ANNOYED you COCKMUNCH. Dont get a job PROTECTING the PUBLIC if you can't handle being PUBLICLY videotaped.
gomachols 2 months ago
@gomachols Hey keep capitalizing randoms. It makes you seem highly intelligent. Also, where was the arrest in this video? I must have missed it. What time in the video was it?
ChiefPO10490 2 months ago
@ChiefPO10490 When someone records you being assaulted or your rights being violated you'll be glad there was a camera. Cops have power that can be abused. If they aren't doing anything wrong then they have nothing to worry about. You on the other hand need to worry about what cops dick you're going to suck next "Chief" little dick!!!!
javaxsqft 2 months ago
@javaxsqft Immature insults aside, where was the power abuse in this video? Or the assault on someones rights? I still haven't found it.
ChiefPO10490 2 months ago
@ChiefPO10490 So in your world you need to have abuse of power BEFORE you can turn on the camera? Don't give me that bullshit! Just like the cops say, If you've got nothing to hide you've got nothing to fear! What are you afraid of Chief? You worried someone might find out you're just another thug with a badge? I bet you are!!!
javaxsqft 2 months ago
@javaxsqft What are you rambiling about? I affirmed that the camera man isn't breaking the law by filming the Officer. However, I can assume that it's extremely annoying. The Police Officer, as in this video, can always request someone to stop filming and anyone filming can always refuse to. Now, will you take a minute and actually read what I am saying, or would you rather continue to make immature and faceless insults on the internet?
ChiefPO10490 2 months ago
It's not illegal to visual record ANYONE with a camera even without consent in California. Audio recording without consent is illegal though.
Soulja4islam 2 months ago
Wow, you really showed him a thing or two. (rolls my eyes) I am thoroughly in pressed with your manliness. (shakes my head) I especially love how you quickly rolled over like a good little puppy and shut off your camera. Pitiful!
169Foxylady 2 months ago 36
@169Foxylady
This is one of the dumbest and most nonsensical comments I've seen. How did it get up here?
RickyRiddy2 2 months ago
@169Foxylady In pressed? its impressed, idiot
WestinFootball 2 months ago
@WestinFootball Dude, don't hate on him just because he made a typo. The N and M are both very close.
Kilonoid 1 month ago
@Kilonoid He also put a space in between 'in' and 'pressed'
WestinFootball 1 month ago
@WestinFootball Okay then.
Kilonoid 1 month ago
the first inappriate question. do you live here?? that's none of his business nor does it have anything to do with what's happening at the time. anyone in a public space is lible to have their picture taken or videod. if the state can film me without my consent then we can video them.
circusboy90210 2 months ago
its not illegal you can film anyone who is in the public in a public place. its only illegal if your filming someone in their home without their consent. ppl do not have the right to privacy out in public even cops. you should have kept filming dont let that faggot power hungry bitch tell you not to film him
foxtrot1162 2 months ago
Be aware these critters in the uniforms with the badges & guns
are SCARED OF US, the citizens of the United States.
When any animal gets frightened their behavior turns irrational.
WE must be the ones to walk the high road here, because cops
are being hired from lower and lower intelligence levels of
society. A high level of ignorance equals high levels of FEAR.
Treat them like dangerous & unstable animals. Don't get too
close and walk slowly away, avoiding personal encounters.
GooglFascists 2 months ago
search the words "joe anybody gets his camera taken by police" - (ps) I got it back and changed the police policy about filming
zebra334 2 months ago
@kunu5428 porn stars do :)
RICARDOLOCO13 2 months ago
why did you stop? you really don't have to, your in a public place.
trevishot 2 months ago
No one has a right to privacy while on the job in a public area.
kenny1309 2 months ago
I don't like being fucking filmed either. How would you like it if someone came to your job and filmed you working with their stupid cell phone camra.
MercuryMorrison1 2 months ago
@MercuryMorrison1 so the entire city is where cops work, right? no cameras are allowed to be filming in any city if a cop happens to be nearby? your logic blows. oh yeah, and learn the law because your point is irrelevant.
tmac9938 2 months ago
@tmac9938 Its not a matter of the law fuckhead...Its about common sense.
MercuryMorrison1 2 months ago
@MercuryMorrison1 common sense? the dude was 30 feet away. that ISNT in your face. you have no argument.
tmac9938 2 months ago
@tmac9938 As stated before...Would you want someone filming you while you were doing your job?...Didn't think so.
MercuryMorrison1 2 months ago
@MercuryMorrison1 if you're the cop and i'm filming you. you say, would you like it if someone filmed YOU (me) at your job?
i'd say, tough shit. dont take a job in the public sector. you gonna expect politicians to say the same thing? dont film them? next question.
tmac9938 2 months ago
@tmac9938 I wish I knew where you worked, I could come film you every waking moment I had until you realized how annoying and stupid your argument is. You sound like one of those people who do stupid shit and then when someone calls you out on it, you say something like...''Its a free country''...Total abuse of the term ''Free Country''.
MercuryMorrison1 2 months ago
@MercuryMorrison1 A) it IS a free country. B) you still dont understand the difference between a private vs PUBLIC job (i.e. i can tell you to fuck off if you show up at my private job). C) your original argument is still pointless (see parts A&B). D) to extend my point further, cops are very abusive lately and NEED to be filmed, as it is a citizen's only means of defense. it may be annoying to cops, but lately people feel the need to protect themselves and remind cops they are accountable.
tmac9938 2 months ago
@tmac9938 THERE WE GO! That's the fire I was trying to extract from you!
MercuryMorrison1 2 months ago
@MercuryMorrison1 you're still at square 1. try again.
tmac9938 2 months ago
@tmac9938 I've already proved my point, Weather or not you choose to acknowledge it is up to you. You can sit here and tell yourself I'm a square 1 all you want, but it makes no difference. The fact is you lost your temper and that validates much of what I am saying.
If anyone needs to ''try again'' its you.
MercuryMorrison1 2 months ago
@MercuryMorrison1 yawn. the reader knows the truth.
tmac9938 2 months ago
@tmac9938 Something like that.
MercuryMorrison1 2 months ago
@MercuryMorrison1
Are you a public official, or public servant? Common sense over law(?) you're deranged. Different cultures exist out there, which means different forms of common sense, dummy. To some, religion is common sense (the existence of a God), to others it's a fairytale. It's not only completely legal to film an officer conducting his daily duties, every citizen should start doing it. You're a citizen? I don't think so! If you were, you would 'care' about your rights - look it up.
fmnma1 2 months ago
@fmnma1 So tell what this cop did wrong here? Some dickbrain was filming him while he was doing his job and he asked them stop, and idiots like you get pissed off about that kind thing!....I know you're type...You're the one who bitchs and complains about everything the cops do but minute YOUR ASS is in trouble, you're first one on the phone dialing 911 pleading with them to come pull your ass out of the fire even though deep down you have NO RESPECT for their job or what/when/where they do it.
MercuryMorrison1 2 months ago
@fmnma1 And don't even get started on the subject of that fairy tale people call god...
MercuryMorrison1 2 months ago
@MercuryMorrison1
Yes, don't go there!
fmnma1 2 months ago
Idiot (the cop)
Top10Mr 2 months ago
Most cops are complete dicks, it's in their DNA.
TopInfadel 2 months ago
I would have kept filming, its just a badge
drudogg84 2 months ago
Filming a PUBLIC SERVANT in a PUBLIC SETTING is all LEGAL. We as tax paying citizens who pay the wages of these law enforcement personnel have the right to some oversight.
speeedracerr 2 months ago
wow pussy kid
1088ek9 2 months ago
lool they don't want you filming cause if they do shit they will get pinned for it
LIVETHUAN 3 months ago
Can we please kill all cops
djk28161 3 months ago
That cop put his face in your camera, not the other way around. Idiot cop.
TheSymphony100 3 months ago
you should have kept filming
0351assman1 3 months ago
This isn't the Police. It's an L.A. County Sheriff's Deputy.
insanelylogical 3 months ago
It is not illegal. The Police have tried prosecuting people on wire tapping laws, but it has been thrown out of court.
Scootertuner1000 3 months ago
@Scootertuner1000 ive heard about that but i still wonder why they try to consider it wire tapping
punnkypo 3 months ago
@punnkypo They try to say that because it is without consent it is equal to wire tapping. However it isn't because it is in a public area, not private. If they charge people videoing them with under wire tapping laws then they also have to charge people under wire tapping laws for traffic light cams, Mall security cams, and any other kind of security and traffic cams. That's why they can't make it stick, but they keep trying.
Scootertuner1000 3 months ago
@Scootertuner1000 oooo ok thanks for clearing it up
punnkypo 3 months ago
Looks like LAPD...
as a photographer as long as you are in a Public Space not shooting in any houses or private establishments its perfectly legal
kakasaka 3 months ago
you can always film a public servant in a public area. never listen to their threats or obey them when they say to turn off the camera. tell them they are a public servant in an area where there is no expectation of privacy and it's legal to film them. ask them if you are under arrest or free to go? and then walk away...while filming.
bkershaccount 3 months ago
Camera man's a coward for complying with the Cops orders. I wouldn't've answered his questions, nor stop recording.
Stand your ground man.
11mac11s 3 months ago
Ohhhhh, so its totally legal for these guys to have us on camera and tap our phones but not the other way around. I see how this works.
fly8oy51 3 months ago
You don't have to point the camera away, you have the right to film.
mobspeak 3 months ago
It was ruled by the federal court, It is absolutely legal to film Police, it is protected under the First Amendment.
CivilainSheepDog 3 months ago
why would he turn the camera off? only a few states have to nazi law off it actually being illegal for some reason to film police in uniform, on duty, in public. but yeah, cops are law abiding citizens, just don't film, there's no reason to prove otherwise, there is such a little reason that they made legislation making it illegal, such bull
whitearab2 3 months ago
You have rights to film in public even the cops! If they say something u needa be like MY MOMS A LAWYER N MY DADS A COP lol they would have nothing to say n maybe they will say sry to u C:
HiAznHello 3 months ago
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what a coward. the cop thinks he's above the law.
cshawn07 3 months ago
You have a RIGHT to film the pole ice. You should have told the statute enforcer to go away .
Peace,
7
PrognatusSeptem 3 months ago 23
@PrognatusSeptem AHAHAH the pole ice
supercooldude2121 2 months ago
@supercooldude2121 No joke read this and understand all control here is Blaque Majek
watch?v=xvNabovREvg
Peace,
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PrognatusSeptem 2 months ago
IF I HAVE TO WAIT. THAT'S FINE BECAUSE I'M EXTREMELY PATIENT, METICULOUS, ARDENT, CALCULATING, AND MOST OF ALL VERY DEFT WHEN I WANT TO ACCOMPLISH A PERSONAL GOAL I, AND I ALONE, FEEL IT'S JUSTIFIED. The best most dangerous weapon is a motivated mind.
WilliamHCarney 3 months ago
Lessons are sometime learned in Blood......Lessons are sometimes learned in Blood....Lessons are sometimes learned in Blood....Lessons are sometimes learned in Blood....Lessosn are sometimes learned in Blood.....Lessons are sometimes in Blood....GOD I'M FUCKING ANGRY. SOOO ANGRY ALL I EAT, DREAM, THINK, BREATHE, DRINK, WALK, RUN, WRITE,SMELL, IS REVENGE FOR BEING WRONGFULLY ARRESTED FOR A MUTUAL AGREEMENT FIGHT THAT THE BULLY RECEIVED THE SHORT END UNLIKE HE THOUGHT. I WANT VENGENCE VENGENCE
WilliamHCarney 3 months ago
u should have kept filming!
zillsburyy1 3 months ago
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Actually if you are on public property and they are on public property you can video tape them
TheCoolfez 3 months ago
shave your mustache you fucking homo
TheNewMusicNetwork 3 months ago
How come its alright for them to film the show cops but we cant film them? I dont think thats right. Next time I see a cop giving someone a ticket im gonna practice my rights by filming since its most likely at a public place.
DestroyerOfworlds47 3 months ago