#bodycam #nailsalon #fourthamendment The footage does not state the date or the location. It opens at a nail salon, where a worker tells an officer that a customer had her nails and toes done, said she was waiting for money from her father, and then left without paying a bill of about $160. Officers find her two companions at a car nearby. Both say they paid their own bills. Both are told to identify themselves, and both are warned that jail is possible. The missing customer is reached by phone, walks back, cannot pay, is arrested for theft of services, and is read her rights before questioning. Can police require identification from people who are not accused of the theft? Is being with a suspect enough for probable cause, or only for questions? How long can companions be held while officers wait for the real suspect? This breakdown applies Hiibel, Ybarra, Sharpe, Atwater, and Miranda to five moments in the footage. The sentence reported by the original uploader has not been confirmed by any court record. Disclaimer: This video is for educational and analytical purposes only and is not legal advice.

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