Freelancer, the officer had no problems with her being there until she pointed out she was recording him.
He was also in the wrong for declaring her yard was the sidewalk and claiming making recordings were illegal.
Freelancer, the officer had no problems with her being there until she pointed out she was recording him.
He was also in the wrong for declaring her yard was the sidewalk and claiming making recordings were illegal.
yea, i don't buy that one either dude.
Police almost always do their job amidst bystanders and you don't see hundreds of thousands of people being ordered indoors across the country. The only difference in this situation was the camera...and the fact that this woman is well known to the police as some sort of activist.
Who cares where it took place? The officers told her more than enough times what they wanted, they never once said she needed to turn off the camera or that they didn't appreciate her filming them. I'm pretty sure that complete disrespect for an officers orders like that allows them to come onto your property and arrest you.
They were concerned for their safety, they requested she backup and go inside her house (why couldn't she?). She refused, they had the right to arrest her.
Last edited by Cortexian; June 24th, 2011 at 12:12 PM.
your a fucking idiot.
the law isn't something thats decided by the thugs on the ground enforcing it, on a whim.
they didnt have the right in the first place to tell her to stop, or to back up, and when they didn't they literally trumped up some bullshit charges that where created to prevent real crimes to cover their own ass.
they're lying, cheating thugs with a fucking badge.
TLR you cannont bend the law or make it up as you go to suit you.
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