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People should try to film/record these interactions whenever possible.

• FrancoisBosun 9y ago
  His phone was seized... he couldn't have filmed even if he had wanted to. Besides, 16 hours, nothing I own would film for that long without changing something.
  • JabavuAdams 9y ago
    He didn't have to give up his phone. The searching parties need the resident's permission. They can threaten contempt of court, but they can't otherwise just barge in and take stuff.
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• dlb_ 9y ago
  Interrogations/Depositions of civil lawsuits are always recorded by a stenographer and become public record as far as I know.