A First Amendment audit in South San Francisco escalates when physical contact occurs during a detention.
The situation sparks debate over the legal basis for the arrest and the reasonableness of force used in the encounter.
This video breaks down the entire sequence, explaining the standards of reasonable suspicion and probable cause in the context of public recording.
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