Camera Scares DMV Bureaucrat Away

The filming of a not-guilty plea ticket being handed in at the DMV in Concord, NH. The video was only interesting/worth putting on the internet because of the way some bureaucrats react to the video.

If you notice, there are certain filming ethics recognized going into the situation.

See myself getting the ticket here:
http://freeconcord.wordpress.com/2011/06/19/ticketed-for-bicycling-or-recording/

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[bnetx1]

Its amazing how peoples aittude change when they find out what the LAWS really are ! ! People just assume the worst and get offended Thinking THEY know what the laws are in their mind and how they see it ! ! ! ! If they don't want yopu filming they should some type of sign posted, BUT still isnt legal for them to post one cause you can film in public places

[zonsb]

"We're dupes/pawns collecting a paycheck form an organized crime syndicate. Of course we don't want to be video tapped. No public official or government employee wants a video showing themselves willfully supporting organized crime to be posted on YouTube. Especially when it can be viewed by the same members of the community where they live."

[charliepossenriede]

But will it blend?

[libertyguerilla]

I like when she asks "You can plead not guilty?" 4:48

Wow... you can actually plead innocence against the State? What a shock!

[JenniferLoni]

lol.... can't video tape a transaction.. at least it was quiet. lol pleading not guilty sounds like there all so snotty..

[AngryHateMusic]

Oh great, let's hurry up and get him the fuck out of here.

[mackler]

lol

[Parkway1432]

Great Job ! Wake those sheeple up to the rules !

[nrgisforme]

That is an interesting situation. If you're up to it I'd like to see footage of your jury trial.