“‘It’s Our Policy’ — Deputies Threaten Trespass on PUBLIC PROPERTY Without a Law”

Описание: This video documents a high-level legal confrontation between a citizen and law enforcement on tax-funded public property with no fence and no clear signage restricting people. The citizen peacefully records and asks a critical question: is this state law or merely internal policy? Officers acknowledge the restriction is based on building policy rather than statute, yet continue issuing commands and threatening trespass. The encounter exposes a serious confusion between policy and law, and how “imaginary boundaries” are used to control lawful activity. Without clear legal authority, commands and threats place constitutional rights at risk. This video highlights why understanding the difference between law and policy is essential when exercising civil rights on public property.

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