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If your video proves that the circumstances don't warrant "public safety" concerns, that could be overturned. ;)
by scott_karana 12y ago
If your video proves that the circumstances don't warrant "public safety" concerns, that could be overturned. ;)
- pavel_lishin 12y agoPlease make sure your device is uploading the video as you record it before you try to make a court case out of yourself. It's no fun spending a night in the drunk tank only to discover that your phone was mysteriously wiped in the night.
- scott_karana 12y agoI actually meant "if told to leave the scene while recording, make sure to record the request and then comply", which wouldn't normally be a circumstance where you'd be arrested. You're certainly right about uploading as you record wherever possible though.
- pavel_lishin 12y agoI can't cite the exact case, but I think there's been at least one case where someone did that and were still arrested, because they didn't comply with the implicit request - "stop filming me, citizen" - quickly enough. I could be wrong, and this might be a memory I made up. :/