Detective Threatens Trespass Over Window Filming… Then Gets Schooled on the Law

Описание: In this video, we break down three separate encounters where officers attempt to enforce “policy” as if it were law — and get challenged in real time.

First, a detective threatens trespass for filming through jail windows, claiming it’s “unauthorized” — but can’t cite a statute. The auditor invokes plain view doctrine and questions whether public property can suddenly become off-limits.

Next, during a traffic stop, a passenger refuses to provide ID. The officer claims she’s a “potential witness” — but never articulates reasonable suspicion. Is this lawful investigation… or warrant fishing?

Finally, inside a post office, an employee demands a man stop recording and leave. When police arrive, things don’t go as planned — especially once Poster 7 and federal property rights are mentioned.

This video examines:
• First Amendment right to record in public
• Fourth Amendment protections during traffic stops
• ID laws and when they apply (varies by state)
• Public buildings vs. private property
• The difference between “unauthorized” and illegal

Knowing your rights matters — because a request is not the same as a lawful order.

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