a police officer was caught covering a property owner's camera claiming it was for officer safety this action openly violated the owner's First Amendment rights by obstructing their recording so the officer falsely claimed there was a warrant but never presented one during the encounter but wait until you hear the owner's response you're going need to get hand off my camera right now I apologize don't camera what do you want okay there is no need for that name said you know what there's no need for you to be all secret shade ain't covering the camera that's an officer safety protocol that oh really for my safety protocol you ain't covering my cameras you're violating constitutional rights I am here to talk to you are you home you got a warrant I actually do have a warrant tell me a warrant you got a warrant John you're losing connection ma'am St my property are you able to restart or something my property you can stand on the curb and then you can show me your warrant no need for that name you