Edison Police Demand ID for Filming TD Bank in Public – Officer Claims “You Can’t Record Here” скачать в хорошем качестве

Edison Police Demand ID for Filming TD Bank in Public – Officer Claims “You Can’t Record Here”

In this First Amendment audit in Edison, officers from the Edison Police Department respond to a man lawfully recording outside TD Bank — and things escalate fast. What starts as simple public filming quickly turns into an ID demand, repeated questioning, and an officer claiming you can’t record in public. The auditor stands his ground, reminding them that being in public means there’s no reasonable expectation of privacy. Instead of articulating a crime, officers pivot to “customers feel uncomfortable” and eventually issue a trespass warning. Was this a lawful order — or an attempt to intimidate someone exercising their constitutional rights? Credits: New Jersey audit -    • “First amendment”EDISON POLICE TRIED BUT F...   In this video, we break down: First Amendment right to record in public When police can legally demand ID Public vs. private property distinctions Trespass warnings and how they work Why “policy” is not the same as law This encounter shows exactly why knowing your rights matters. One wrong move, and you could be unlawfully detained — or worse. Watch the full interaction and decide for yourself: Did the officers uphold the Constitution, or try to bend it? 💬 Drop your thoughts in the comments. 👍 Like & Subscribe to help spread awareness.