A First Amendment auditor films a police vehicle from a public place when a police supervisor claims it’s illegal to record inside a patrol car.
The officer repeatedly orders the camera off and even threatens arrest — but when asked to cite the law, none is provided.
The encounter raises serious questions about public recording rights and police understanding of the First Amendment.
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