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Texas Police Harass Man for Filming Police Station

October 23, 2015October 23, 2015 Kelly W. Patterson 550 Views Accountability, be on the look out, BOLO, calm citizen, Carrollton, Carrollton Police Department, Civil rights, cop block, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, detained for filming, Dishonesty, Fifth Amendment, filming is not a crime, Filming police, Harassment, id, identifying infraction, Illegal search/entry, Intimidation, kelly patterson, no victim no crime, parking brake, parking brake violation, police, police accountability, Police State, Right to remain silent, rights, seedy tactics, Sergeant Nault, Texas, TX, using threatening actions, video, Youtube

This post and the video below were received via an anonymous submission at the CopBlock.org Submissions Page. Date of Incident:

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Arrested For Video Taping at St. Louis MetroLink Transit System

November 4, 2013 CopBlock 526 Views filming is not a crime, Henley Road MetroLink Transit Station, Kenneth Suitter, Missouri, public property, St. Louis MetroLink Transit System, St. Louis MO, videotaping

Kenneth Suitter was attempting to commute on the St. Louis MetroLink Transit System at the Henley Rd. station. While doing

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Brookfield Officer Tom Bunnell Claims Video Taping and Watching Police is Harrasment

July 18, 2013January 1, 2014 CopBlock 365 Views Accountability, Brookfield, Brookfield MO, Brookfield Police Department, filming is not a crime, Missouri, North Missouri Cop Block, Officer Bunnell, recording the police, Thomas Woody, Tom Bunnell, watch the police

Thomas Woody submitted the following via CopBlock.org’s ‘submit‘ page. On Monday, July 15 2013 I was standing outside of Walmart

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Police Abuse Woman for Filming – Follow-up

March 27, 2013May 9, 2013 CopBlock 283 Views disorderly conduct, filming is not a crime, filming public officials, filming the police, Hartford, Hartford Police Department, Lindsey Wainwright, unjustified arrest, Update

I reached out to the young lady in question in police abuse woman for filming (above) – here’s our discussion: When were you first

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Cop Claims You Need a Permit to Film Him and Breaks Camera

December 30, 2012January 1, 2014 CopBlock 288 Views film the police, filming is not a crime, Norfolk VA, Virginia

The following was submitted by Camron Wiltshire. From the video description: “Man filming a street march in Norfolk, Virginia, USA,

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Police Detective Wants More Cop Watch

December 22, 2012January 6, 2014 CopBlock 257 Views 1st amendment, carlton berkeley, don't be afraid, film the police, filming is not a crime, video

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Washington, Indiana: Illegal Arrest

December 11, 2012May 9, 2013 CopBlock 302 Views filming is not a crime, Filming police, firearms, Larry R. Rainey, open carry, Ptl. Daniel Wilkins, refusal to identify, Second Amendment, Self-defense, Sgt. Greg Sketch, the right to keep and bear arms, Washington IN

A person who would prefer to remain anonymous submitted the following. December 7, 2012 I heard a heated exchange between

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Court Personnel Especially Hostile at Ian Freeman’s Pre-Trial Hearing

December 10, 2012May 9, 2013 Kate 386 Views assault on cameraman, filming is not a crime, Ian Freeman, Massachusetts, Palmer, Palmer City Hall, Palmer District Court, public officials, public property

Around 7:15 AM, eight individuals including myself left the Keene Activist Center in Keene, NH in order to make it

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Newark Settles Suit Over Filming of Officers

November 28, 2012January 1, 2014 CopBlock 269 Views american civil liberties union, film the police, filming is not a crime, Khaliah Fitchette, New Jersey, newark, Newark police

The following was originally published on Monday, November 19, 2012 at SFGate.com. NEWARK, N.J. — The American Civil Liberties Union says Newark police

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Man Charged With Wiretapping Shrewsbury (Massacusetts) Police

November 19, 2012January 1, 2014 CopBlock 422 Views film the police, filming is not a crime, Massachusetts, public officials, Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury Police Department, Vincent Scanlon, wiretapping

Those who are forced to pay the salaries of law enforcement officers state-sponsored criminals are absolutely justified in recording the