Arrested for video taping the police

Got arrested for video taping the police. But the charges were dropped. Please tell us what you think... ok for all of you that keep asking what happened here u go. the cops knocked on the door and said they had a search warrent and they did not You can see from the video what happens. It pretty much explains it all....

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[cbarsonfire]

@MysticDMBherb

Take it from someone with 28 years in LE. You won't change a thing. The system that allows the abuses must be forced to change. It will only get worse. Ask yourself how much freedom have you lost since 9-11?

[Plsd2beme]

@Kartkid024 if your standing a reasonable distance away and unobtrusive.. recording police behavior should not affect a officer doing his job... they may not like it... but the reason people have started recording is due to the behavior of some officers...

[crazywolf1968]

your was arrested for filming bad cops lol

[drumheadcircle]

Don't sign anything! In doing so you submit to their authority and admit to being who your I.D. says- an agent and not a Sovereign Citizen w/ God given rights. Good Job Dude. You won! Thanks for being a freedom fighter. They held me a prisoner in my house till they got a warrant. They are the ones breaking all the laws- demand your accusers be piss tested too! If all else fails crank call em- it's legal!

[GrimReaper1169]

Typical high school loser with no prospect of success.

[1775novten]

@jcap623 I think that idea is still held by truly constitutional Americans, but I don't think the thugs in blue have ever held to that idea. They'd rather the streets be clear, with no regard whether they are putting away law abiding citizens or not. They are a lawless gang with the backing of the government who live by the motto of "do as I say, not as I do".

[jcap623]

@1775novten yeah what happened to the idea of "better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer"

[1775novten]

@jcap623 all arrests are defaulted as lawful and no department would ever initiate the position that their arrest was unlawful. That claim would have to be initiated by the citizen and you would have to have video evidence and a shit ton of money to ever get accountability. For example the Glik v. Cunniffe case - he would never have been able to get accountability without the money and legal assistance from the ACLU.

[jcap623]

@1775novten but the fucked up thing is "lawfully arrested" isn't determined until after the arrest

[Pafoofnik1]

@1775novten: Let them threaten away.

It's already happened. I was stopped and threatened with having the sheriff come down and arrest me. (They were federal agents so couldn't arrest me directly.) 7 minutes later I was driving away. Never showed my ID or stated my name once.

Amazing what knowing the law can do... And recording the stop...

[1775novten]

@Pafoofnik1 Yeah, I don't think any State can require you to do so. Although we all know that officers will threaten you with arrest if you don't do so. They will just make up something else, so you will be forced to provide them ID.

[Pafoofnik1]

@KamekoBruns: Let her think what she will. I doubt that anyone will see the words... being buried in all her profanity ad capital letter and all.