@nakak626: #audit#fyp#foryou#police

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squiddy1978
John Visconti :
you are still on the base when you are out of the gate until the street
2026-10-09 11:06:44
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dancerdrinker
Marty :
2026-10-10 05:41:22
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derekbayona
Derek Bayona :
2026-10-07 05:43:49
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jws0369
jws0369 :
Look at this fat POS. HOW BOUT UR UNEDUCATED DUMBASS RUNS TO THAT DO NOT ENTER SIGN AND RUN BACK…NOT HAPPENING. LOVELY FITNESS PROGRAM THESE POS FUCKS HAVE!
2026-10-07 05:45:51
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fallenknight259
Knight :
Yes, you can be charged or detained for filming an entrance point to a military base, even from a public area, under specific federal statutes. The Law and Potential Charges While the First Amendment generally protects the right to record police and public officials performing duties in public spaces, military and defense installations carry distinct legal restrictions: • 18 U.S.C. § 795: It is illegal to make photographs, sketches, or graphical representations of vital military and naval installations defined by the President or the commanding officer without prior permission. Violating this statute is a federal misdemeanor punishable by a fine and up to one year in imprisonment. • 50 U.S.C. § 797: Violating specific defense property security regulations established by a military commander is also a misdemeanor offense. • Conduct and Interference: Even if you are standing on a public sidewalk or street, security forces can detain, question, or arrest you if your behavior is interpreted as obstructing the gate, interfering with base security operations, or violating specific base perimeter rules. What Rights and Risks Apply? • Public Property vs. Base Property: You generally have a right to stand in true public spaces (like public sidewalks or public streets), but filming sensitive military areas can trigger immediate security responses, detentions, or law enforcement contact (such as from the FBI or military police). • Device Seizure: According to the American Civil Liberties Union, law enforcement generally needs a warrant to search or seize the contents of your recording device, though active safety or arrest situations can create complex legal hurdles. • Deletion: Federal agents or security personnel do not have the legal right to delete your photographs or videos
2026-10-09 20:35:21
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dfrost02
Dfrost :
Donut smuggling nazi
2026-10-08 19:39:12
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fallenknight259
Knight :
what he is doing is illegal so I agree the cop is wrong but the frauditor is also wrong and honestly is a pos for doing this at a military base, we have enough to worry about and now these frauditors are putting military members at risk. please post the video of him talking to the base commander
2026-10-09 20:38:36
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jws0369
jws0369 :
Oh…btw…not just uneducated morons have freedom of speech…WE EDUCATED PEOPLE DO ALSO….SNOWFLAKE..U DONT LIKE MY COMMENTS…MOVE TO FUCKING RUSSIA OR CHINA OR NORTH KOREA…OTHER THAN THAT.. SHUT THE FUCK UP DUM DUM…..
2026-10-07 05:52:05
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