NYPD Officer Finally Realized They're Violating Our Rights! Cops Get Owned First Amendment Audit



NYPD Officer Finally Realized They’re Violating Our Rights! Cops Get Owned First Amendment Audit

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44 thoughts on “NYPD Officer Finally Realized They're Violating Our Rights! Cops Get Owned First Amendment Audit”

  1. If he thinks the police have a RIGHT to deny recording, its based on what law? Because there's NYC Ordinance that say the citizens HAVE the RIGHT to RECORD the POLICE. And the POLICE can't stop them.
    Right to Record Police in NYC:
    NYC Council Passes 'Right to Record' Police Transparency Legislation June 18, 2020
    The New York City Council passed legislation from Public Advocate Jumaane D. Williams that would codify and protect the right of civilians to record police officer activity. The vote to pass this bill, first introduced in 2016, comes after video of a Minneapolis police officer killing George Floyd has spurred a national movement for an end to policing injustice and videos taken at these protests have shown further officer misconduct.
    Int. 721-B or the Right to Record Act would codify into local law a person's right to record New York City police officers or peace officers acting in their official capacity, from a safe distance. The bill, co-sponsored by Council Member Helen Rosenthal, also allows any individual whose rights are violated to sue the City in state court, and requires reporting related to filming police activities. It would create the possibility for a judge to issue punitive damages to victims, further deterring interference with the protected right to record.
    The legislation came after a number of prominent instances when civilians' right to record was deliberately infringed. It would require the Commissioner to issue quarterly reports of arrests and summons issued when persons record police activity, came after a number of prominent instances when civilians' right to record was deliberately infringed.

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  2. They don't understand the background or principles of why they can do whatever they do.

    There is always an underlying law of why they can do certain things. They've never learned those underlying principles and laws.

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  3. "there's signs posted that you're not able to record" The United States Constitution, the world's longest surviving written charter of government, rights and protections . . . . vs a sign printed on a $49.99 Inkjet printer from Walmart. Which one do we think the cop is going to go with ? . . . Yep, law by Inkjet.

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  4. Whenever the cops talk about policy signs i wish one of the auditors would ask them how a blind person would read the sign, i think the what if the sign said no black people example causes their brain to shut down and they stop thinking, ive never seen one cop respond to the no black people sign example, i think they are afraid to

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  5. Does this officer realize that there was once a "policy" that wouldn't allow HIM to go into buildings!!!!! YOU JUST CAN'T FIX STUPID!!!! Jesus challenged the "policy" not to preach!!!! Rosa Parks challenged the "policy" of blacks must move to the back of the bus!!!!

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