Constitutional law ensures that journalism and recording things in public is a protected activity and can not be interfered with, or regulated by the government or authorities. As such, filming an officer on a public street while performing his duties is lawful. Sometimes, however, police officers might take it personally and disregard these facts. In moments like this, you should know your own rights so that you can remind the officers of these laws. Respect should be mutual in all situations and the law should be applied blindly and by the book, and not influenced by personal feelings. Subscribe and hit the Notification Bell to join me on my series about police encounters and true crime! I talk about wild and mind-boggling cases that really get into what makes people tick, and the crazy stuff that goes on both in the law enforcement and the criminal world. I enjoy telling cool stories and interesting facts. I make my videos for educational and informative purposes and try to provide you with insights or lessons to explore and think about. I hope that after watching them, you have learned something interesting or useful. So, if you like crime mysteries, police stories, and law enforcement encounter analysis, you'll find something awesome here. Stay in the loop and follow me! #truecrime #crime #criminalpsychology #crimeandpunishment #truecrimecommunity #court #criminal #justice #courtroom #police #missingpersons #cops #viral #shorts