@mrtshow6: #audits #camera #police #new

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l love silent audits, the cops have NO IDEA of what to do

tiktoktookmyname4 :

as a cop...I watch these to see how bad my coworkers are. 😳🤣

Kel :

He didn’t commit a crime why should he need to id himself

Patrick Dawkins freei :

Why would the officer ask what is he doing can’t he see ? And then tell him to turn it off ? We know they are going to ask for his name? . Yet to say he’s obstructed what ?

Dude :

the moment a cop says "can you turn that off " you know they want to go hands on 😡

allanhubbell :

Shouldn't he have talked to the party that called first?

Shane Marcum :

if its illegal to record in public flock cameras need shut down.

Laura j :

They love to throw out the obstructing charge that DOESN'T apply!

Alfred E. Newman :

police violating citizens rights daily

Papi :

no name, no 🆔, not going to stop recording, unless you have an actual crime you can articulate

Bjohn❌63 :

The cop is the one obstructing

Cindyee :

Aggressive bad attitude, bully with deadly weapons. Public servant??

Indyy :

“I understand your videoing,but what are you doing” LMAO🤣

. :

pigfish government huh

Vishoun :

no giving your ID or name IS NOT obstruction or interference since both are a physical act

Marine Biologist :

Scare tactics that’s what they thrive on know your rights. This guy did.

jonboy :

Typical cop on a power trip

shannonpettey :

why do cops think you have to talk to them?

Michael N2235 :

and tells him to shut off his camera

Carigan Pintalba :

As soon as the officer said he was aware he was videotaping then any pretext of suspecting a crime was dispelled.

Drink :

As the cop stands there, he’s desperate to find something to arrest the camera guy on, but he just can’t do it without breaking the law lol

billkneeland :

Out of all videos I watch is that all they teach him in the Academy is obstruction. Disorderly have to give me your ID. It’s kind of sad no wonder so many people say defund the police.

☭ Spasmodic Colon ☭ :

Allen :

this is the problem…. Basic police academy training in the United States averages roughly 21 weeks (about 700 +/- hours), which is shorter than the 1,000 to 1,600 training hours required for a cosmetology or barber license in many states. However, comparisons between the two professions involve different educational models, field training requirements, and continuing education standards.

nicholasbeyer1 :

My name is Mr. Tax Payer