Cop Escalates Situation: Know Your Right First Amendment Audit

In this video, we witness an intense series of First Amendment audits that highlight the friction between citizens and law enforcement. From being blocked from a school district building while making a records request to roadside confrontations about personal phone use, these encounters test the limits of public access and constitutional rights. We dive into the legality of FOIA requests, the definition of "quasi-public" spaces, and what happens when officers don't seem to know the very laws they are sworn to uphold. 00:00 – An initial confrontation begins where the auditor challenges an officer's use of a personal phone for official business. 01:30 – The auditor discusses the legality of identifying oneself and the requirements for a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request. 02:00 – The auditor explicitly states they are exercising their First Amendment rights, which leads to a discussion on trespassing on public versus private property. 03:15 – A heated exchange occurs after an officer allegedly disseminates the auditor's personal information in public. 05:00 – The situation escalates as the auditor requests a supervisor and criticizes the officers' knowledge of the law. 09:30 – The auditor challenges an officer regarding the five elements of the First Amendment. 11:10 – The scene shifts to a Cameron School Police Department building where the auditor attempts to file a records request. 12:20 – Officers block the entrance to the public building, leading to a debate over "quasi-public" spaces and security concerns. 14:30 – The auditor explains their frustration with being denied entry to a public building for a "Sunshine" records request. 19:20 – State troopers arrive, and a discussion ensues about whether a school district building is considered private or public property. 22:30 – The auditor tries to find an alternative way to complete the records request while being told they must leave the premises. 27:50 – A final legal debate takes place regarding the right to submit records requests in person versus via email or phone. 31:50 – A secondary encounter is shown involving a resident being questioned for "suspicious activity" while filming on public property near their home. 33:50 – The resident discusses the definition of "breach of peace" with the investigating officer. USA, US Cops, American Cop First Amendment Audit, 1AAudit, 1AAuditor, Audit the cops cop demand id, don't answer their fishing questions, Legal Rights 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 You can support me on Patreon https://patreon.com/CT3406?utm_medium... I'M NOT THE CAMERAMAN. I'M THE BROADCASTER. DISCLAIMER: NONE OF MY CONTENT SHOULD BE CONSIDERED A “CALL TO ACTION” IT IS CREATED TO BE EDUCATIONAL OR IS NEWSWORTHY AND OF INTEREST TO THE PUBLIC. I AM NOT AN ATTORNEY. MY CONTENT SHOULD NOT BE CONSTRUED AS LEGAL ADVICE. YOU SHOULD SEEK LEGAL COUNSEL IF YOU BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE VICTIM OF POLICE MISCONDUCT. THE FACTS PRESENTED IN MY VIDEOS ARE NOT INDICATIVE OF MY PERSONAL OPINION. LAWS, CASE LAW, ORDINANCES, POLICIES, LEGAL DOCTRINE, AND ALL OTHER JURISPRUDENCE IS SUBJECT TO THE INTERPRETATION OF THE COURT. THE VIDEOS SHOWN ARE DESIGNED TO BE EDUCATIONAL, AND INFORMATIVE. THEY SHOULD NEVER SERVE AS LEGAL ADVICE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. THE CONTENT PROVIDED IS IN NO WAY INTENDED TO PROVOKE, INCITE OR SHOCK THE VIEWER. ALLL CONTENT WAS CREATED TO EDUCATE CITIZENS ABOUT CONSTITUTIONALLY PROTECTED ACTIVITIES, LAW AND CIVILIAN RIGHTS, AND TO EMPHASIZE THE IMPORTANCE OF CONSTITUTIONAL AWARENESS. ALL CLAIMS MADE ARE ALLEGED. FAIR USE, Title 17, US Code (Sections 107-118 of the copyright law): All media in this video is used for purpose of review & commentary under terms of fair use. All footage, music & images used belong to their respective owners & companies. Outro Song: "WEE" FTP Prod by. Vamz Beatz 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 ‪@Fight4YourRights.‬ ‪@TheDReadedRabbleRouser‬ ‪@connecticutconstitutionalt8913‬ #FirstAmendmentAudits #Cops #idrefusal #copgetsowned