No one's talking about stopping people's right to record. And if standing 8 feet makes a difference then we've got other problems. I'm talking about reasonab

No one's talking about stopping people's right to record. And if standing 8 feet makes a difference then we've got other problems. I'm talking about reasonable restrictions to stop people from getting up in the police's face in everyday situations that dominate the daily work of policing, so that bystanders with less than honorable intentions don't provoke and escalate a situation. By whatever principle you're operating under, you would assert that police have no right to put up police tape and cordon off a crime scene either?