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Can Police Stop D4vd From Leaving the U.S.?

In the d4vd investigation, one question keeps coming up: can the government stop someone from leaving the United States before any charges are filed? This video breaks down the real law behind pre-charge travel restrictions, including what police can do (surveillance, alerts, delay), what courts generally cannot do without charges, and the limited, rarely used role of the State Department in passport actions. I also cover a common misconception about land borders and why entering another country is always discretionary. This is legal analysis for educational purposes, not legal advice. d4vd has not been convicted of any crime. If you found this breakdown helpful, like and subscribe. 00:00 Reports, Pressure, And The Real Question 00:41 The Story So Far 01:29 The Prosecution Case: Risk And Timing 02:37 The Defense Principle: Due Process Before Charges 03:16 Cross-Examination: Watching Isn’t Stopping 04:08 The Law: Passports, Borders, And What’s Actually Allowed 04:50 My Ruling: What Can (And Can’t) Happen Before Charges 05:23 Final Takeaway