Florida deputy tries to stop a man from filming license plates in public - but gets completely humbled! Watch how this rights-savvy citizen shuts it down: 1. Right to record police in public - Protected under the First Amendment, no interference allowed from a public easement. 2. No crime = no ID required - In Florida, you don't have to identify yourself without reasonable suspicion of a crime. 3. Deputy backs down fast - After a firm warning about federal civil rights liability (42 U.S.C. § 1983), the officer retreats with "Have a good day." Know your rights against unlawful detention. Subscribe for more police accountability and legal breakdowns! ⚖️🎥 #FirstAmendment #KnowYourRights #PoliceAudit #FloridaDeputy #RefuseToID #CopGetsOwned #CivilRights #AuditTheAudit #BodyCam #PoliceAccountability

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