Homeland Security asks Joe Anybody for his ID for filming them -11.4.10.

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A homeland Security police officer asks me for my ID, because I filmed him. I politely tell him I decline to show it to him. I was filming an anti torture protest in front of a federal courthouse in Portland. He acknowledges that I am correct and DO NOT have to show him my ID

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  • He asked you for ID hoping you did not know the law. He knowingly lied hoping you would just give in.

  • @vlogsmack exactly !!

  • @spiderTV1 Texas penal code 38.02. Only after you are legally arrested and it is requested do you have to give your name, address, and birth date. If you are driving you must give your DL. If you are not driving, the supreme court has ruled you do not have to carry a ID at all, so you are not required to have to show one ever.

    Never give false information, only refuse to give your real information.

  • @nlophasnotpaid Thanks for comment and insight - I see it basically the same way over here in Oregon

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  • Portland cops are actually pretty awesome for the most part, it helps if you aren't black though

  • how may i find out more about are rights?

  • WHERESS YOUR PAPERS

  • Cop was cool, so were the protesters, this is how it should be.

  • this cop, another semi-servant of the Beast.

  • Honestly, that officer seems like a VERY nice guy. Where I live, thats hard to find lol

  • 'Shame on 'yoo' hahahaha

  • I wish more friendly and honest cop like that.

  • @buckeyeNmichigan US Supreme Court, 5-4 vote, upheld "Hibel v. Sixth Judicial District Court" ruling allowing law enforcement to arrest an individual when he refuses to identify himself, and reasonable suspicion--though not probable cause--exists that he has committed or is about to commit a crime. So yes you can be arrested, BUT, he cannot just stop you for no reason and ask for ID

  • @sj702 He can ask anyone for ID that does not mean you have to give it.

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