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Being a tourist, can I film police in the US? (2015)

• mojomark 9mo ago
  You can film them, just not obstruct with them executing their official duties. Personally, I'd wait another 3 years to visit until this brainless ass clown is out of office (or maybe 10 years later after our society recovers a bit from completely melting down because we have a civil war when said ass clown refuses to peacefully leave office and the large number of ass clown citizens back him up because they are afraid to truly live freely) I make this recommendation as a very reluctant republican (who proudly has never voted for president ass clown).
  • JohnFen 9mo ago
    But what you are legally allowed to do and what you can do without the cops retaliating are two different things. If I were a tourist in the US just looking to enjoy a vacation with a minimum of risk, I'd avoid recording the police, or near the police.
• DustinEchoes 9mo ago
  This question is from 2015.
• tim-tday 9mo ago
  Legally? Yes. In practice? You will probably get a free tour of the American legal system, from handcuffs to squad car, cell, lawyer, courtroom. It’s actually possible you’ll also get to experience “civil rights violation and settlement” tour enhancements.
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