Several tense encounters unfold as citizens lawfully record in public, but officials attempt to stop them without clearly citing any law.
In one moment, a cameraman is told to delete footage for “security.” In another, an officer threatens arrest simply for standing near a patrol car.
The big question: Are officers enforcing the law — or just their authority?
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