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ID Refusal Police Called on Public Road, Auditors Win

ID Refusal takes center stage as Press NH Now challenges police misconduct during a First Amendment audit on a public-access road in Tewksbury, MA. This video reveals how false police reports, misunderstanding of public vs private property, and unlawful demands collide in a real-life rights test. When auditors were falsely accused of trespassing, multiple officers responded—including Sgt. Lauren Strong. But the road in question, Radcliff Road, is a private drive with public access, protected under the Fourth Amendment. No signs. No lawful orders. Just intimidation—until the law spoke louder. If you’ve ever wondered: Do I have to leave if police say so? Or Can I legally film on a private road?—this video shows the answer in action. ▶️ Why watch? Real-world example of how to assert your rights Legal breakdown of First Amendment audits A calm but firm approach to ID refusal done right 📌 Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro 02:00 – Random encounter & silent police call 05:57 – Officers arrive, false claims disputed 10:33 – Legal clash: Public access vs private claims 17:21 – Police retreat, legal win for auditors 24:36 – Wrap-up & accountability Check out our latest collection:    • ID Refusal Cops Learn the Law the Hard Way...   📢 Subscribe to ID Refusal Pro for weekly content on how to legally handle police interactions. Support Press NH Now for bold on-the-ground auditing. Comment below with your questions or similar experiences. #IDRefusal #FirstAmendmentAudit #KnowYourRights #PoliceAccountability #FourthAmendment #PublicAccess #PressNHNow #CopWatch #FalsePoliceReport #WalkOfShame