5 Rules for Recording Police: Steve Silverman of FlexYourRights.org

[@minivanjack]

Any police officer who does not wish to be recorded is either committing a crime or contemplating doing so. That applies to courts as well. When any public servant refuses to be recorded while performing public service should be removed from service immediately. The first thing any criminal will do is try to avoid accountability.

[@thealaskan1635]

minivanjack also that police officer is a member of a very corrupt police department

[@garya8845]

I wonder if you could also record in public offices where they tell you no video recording posted

[@yawningpheonix]

No, being angry is not a crime. Being angry and keeping it to yourself is what adults do.

[@rmarsh9997]

I agree and there needs to be more citizens voicing this to the USJD

[@ChadDidNothingWrong]

@@leeroberts4850 but we are talking about public service here, why should privacy be expected in the tax funded profession that owns all use of force? Any citizen a public official ever encountrs is essentially an employer.

[@Itsme-mx5tl]

I bet if the cops had to pay out of thier own pockets if they were taken to court. They wouldn't be so inclined to arrest people that are exercising their constitutional rights.

[@kevinheckeler]

They would also be less apt to harass people for minor (petty) infractions, knowing they're putting themselves in a position to make mistakes.

[@---cr8nw]

They SHOULD have to pay out of pocket. If I do something while I'm working that is OUTSIDE THE SCOPE AND THE RULES OF MY EMPLOYMENT, I'm personally liable for the outcome.

[@RobinsRehab]

Shit.... even @ Mcdonalds, if you come up short on your register.... it comes out of their paycheck. Are we to assume that a Cop is more Uneducated & Moronic about his Job and the basics that his whole Job is about.... THE LAW... that a McDonalds Employee is more responsible and educated as someone who Flips Burgers or makes Change than a Cop??? Who is given a GUN ? Or a souped up vehicle and allowed to drive at Totally Dangerous and Fatal rates of high speed . . to chase someone down for blowing a Stop Sign? . . . The best one is the chase scene of 10 cops chasing a guy in a stolen car.... that doesnt have a scratch on it.... Until the Police step in to retrieve the poor victims car from the Criminal... and in the process of the pursuit , 2 people were run over..and 1 died . .. and the Stolen Car??? Well . . that was returned to its rightful owner.... in 37 Milk Crates of Wrecked Parts. . . . YEA ! " We Serve and Protect." . . . The ONE PERCENT ! -----> FUCK Those CRIMINALS with Badges ! They will put me in a Box, before THEY will put Me in a Cage... Like some Animal. Who the Fuck are THEY!? All the Police are... is GANGS with pretty Matching uniforms. Like some kinda Catholic School Girl Bitches!

[@---cr8nw]

@Andrew_koala we DON'T live in a democracy. We live in a republic, where our rights are protected by law regardless of majority opinion. Also, the only thing decided by majority vote is who our representatives will be to vote on things that matter.

[@---cr8nw]

+TheSysops666, the first offense of violating citizens rights is that public servants have unions. If you want to be a public servant, then serve. There is no one (LITERALLY NO ONE) representing the interests of the citizen taxpayers. Unions make demands and cities bend over and just raise taxes.

[@ed01zo]

Criminals and cops do not like to be videotaped ! What a coincidence !

[@shawnpitman876]

they say cops and criminals share a very similar psych eval, so not surprising.

[@reesereese6715]

Cops ARE criminals... By trade!

[@willwinn8559]

They have the same mindset And mentality..

[@15thobserver]

You know who else doesn't like being videotaped? Me. I enjoy my privacy, that doesn't make me a criminal. Don't be so reductive.

[@khadijahmuhammad4771]

@@15thobserver When your privacy involves using authority to publicly handle(or mishandle) citizens, then it will matter.

[@sabrewolf4129]

Rule 6: Have a buddy that is also recording, both on a live stream.

[@byrysh]

1st rule of recording police. There are no rules. Its a right!

[@---cr8nw]

It's a right and there are no formal rules, but there are some common sense rules to help protect you from people that don't think it's a right.

[@119Agent]

There are laws though you must follow. You cannot interfere with a police investigation or an arrest. Filming isn't interfering per se, but if you are asked to step back (and are actually too close), stay put, or provide ID while operating a vehicle and don't comply, they can arrest you. The fact that you are recording doesn't excuse you from that lawful order.

[@sabrewolf4129]

@@119Agent yes it does, police can't ask for an ID if you aren't committing a crime.

[@119Agent]

SABREWOLF They can if you are operating a motor vehicle.

[@masterpalladin]

constitutional rights to liberty, life and happiness. Prohibition of hemp,pot and alcohol is unconstitutional, technically any unconstitutional laws that violate the constriction/bill of rights ARE NULL AND VOID!!!!!!!!!! which basically means the government/politicians law enforcement that enforcement said laws are to be considered a domestic enemy

[@r-prizzle2168]

Like the NSA says “if you’re not doing anything wrong you shouldn’t mind being recorded”.

[@PurpleObscuration]

I'm glad I watched this clip.

[@murphmanin]

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[@endo9902]

police misconduct? when a citizen does the same as a police.. no one calls it "citizen misconduct"... the correct terms is "police criminality"

[@pssst3]

Police misconduct is when police don't act as they ought to act, they way that they are trained to act, the way we want them to act on the job.On the job we give them permission to use more force and violence AS A COUNTERING move that we wold permit off that job. When off the job if they don't behave according to societal norms, , its just misconduct. A policeman who meets neither criteria when on the job exhibits two different level of misconduct. Part of the problem stems from expecting policemen to always be "on the job" even when "off duty". That creates a mindset and a culture alien to real civil life. That's not an excuse for acing like thug repelling invaders, just a partial explanation for how it can happen.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

@Mythus News actually when freedom is lost it isn't recovered for hundreds of years

[@WornoutRNPARAMEDIC]

If arrested, when you get out, find the most blood thirsty civil rights lawyer you can and take them to court and feed them their badge.

[@chris532008]

Andy H That civil rights attorney is with bar association. Good luck finding one

[@rusmaster200]

Andy H that only works if you live in a town where the entire justice system isnt buddies. too much covering for your cop friends in small towns like mine.

[@sergeanthunter8784]

ballnutz or mine in Texas. I shot this guy in self defense and have. A concealed carry permit. Cop arrested me and lied said I shot this guy with a rifle and he seen me with the rifle. I really shot the guy with a handgun not a rifle and the cop didn’t see me with any rifle at any point. The cops refuse to give up the dash cam and body cam showing he lied to arrest me.

[@rusmaster200]

@@sergeanthunter8784 does it make a difference what you use when you shoot someone in self defense or are you saying that they claimed you gave a false statement?

[@chris532008]

Sergeant Hunter Typical corrupt government

[@marcotheblacksinofpatience145]

only reason a cop dont want to be videoed is because they will do something criminal

[@roglake]

Or maybe he just wants to eat in peace

[@marcotheblacksinofpatience145]

roglake lol eat lives?

[@parkplace6677]

+roglake We all want to eat in peace. Maybe the scumbag cops should learn the law and uphold their oath

[@barrynichols2846]

Unless they are an undercover. That would be a legatimate serious concern.

[@marcotheblacksinofpatience145]

Barry Nichols undercover dont wear uniforms others wear...uniform police has things to hide so they dont want to be videoed so i suggest people keep cameras in their cars front, side and back also for audio purposes

[@JawTooth]

I have been told to stop filming police in Ohio and Kentucky. When I kept filming in Ky, the officer grabbed my phone, threw it down and then grabbed my arm and demanded ID. I did complain to his supervisor at the station

[@DavidMTheKrucifix]

Had a cop try to grab me once, and illegally attempt to detain me. Then tried charging me with Battery on a LEO - didn't work and never went to court, he was just butthurt because he could not bully me, and I put him on his ass! Then to top it, he pulled his service pistol, so I pulled mine! At some point citizens will stop allowing themselves to be harassed and/or kidnapped by these badge toters and defend themselves as they would have if any other person did the same.

[@AshGreen359]

David M How after you not dead?

[@bevdarmanjian9580]

Jaw Tooth Sue

[@pocadon]

Ash Green he may be white. And he said service pistol as if he was also a cop. That wouldn't matter anyway because the working cop would have still shot him as he was in fear of his life so Dave is trying to sound cool. But sounds stupid. He might also by a little kid that has never driven a car. People show much bravado on the internet....just not in reality.

[@pocadon]

404 Error Not Found Haha! I saw 404 error not found and thought my phone was messed up. I feel so dumb. Anyway can you sue for stuff like that because the cop will just lie and nowadays cops trump victims. This is a sad time even for good cops because they are becoming a minority.

[@BrianSmith-Fitzgarld]

I would ad 6, sue the police officers personally when they violate your rights, because when the police illegally arrest you, they don't have the law on their side, so they are acting on their own.

[@crunch9876]

Brian Smith complete bullshit. You can’t sue police personally in most states. And all they need to be “innocent” is to have believed what they where doing was legal.

[@kevinheckeler]

I would sue the department and the officer individually. Cover your bases, let the judge decide which is the valid case.

[@---cr8nw]

+crunch9876, ignorance of the law is not an excuse. If you didn't know the speed limit, you're still getting a ticket and there's really no defense unless there was no reasonable way for you to know the speed limit. Believing that what they are doing is legal is COMPLETELY irrelevant.

[@crunch9876]

- - for police it is an excuse. And federal courts have ruled that way for a while. They just need to think they where doing the right thing, or think what they where doing was lawful and boom you can’t touch them in civil court. It’s how it is legally.

[@csymindspring]

If you are using a lawyer that is suing for a percentage of the award (as opposed to charging you for the hour), he is probably not going to be interested in suing the policeman personally. Why? Because these guys make about enough money to pay their bills, and that's about it. Suing someone that essentially has no money makes no sense.

[@mervyngreene6687]

When he advised against holding the phone aggressively, something struck me. By holding the phone the way he advised defeats the police claim that they thought the phone was a gun.

[@Taytyaaytyat]

9:15 most important part: don't film vertically lol

[@cmill8465]

THAT should be a crime

[@shawbros]

@Andrew_koala kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpbGmamel5WAm9E

[@VidarrKerr]

@Andrew_koala You are so smart. You must have gone to college or something.

[@1xxLgirL1]

"risk arrest" should also add "risk death"

[@durtwarrior1142]

Mostly only applicable in the USA.

[@alvaroakatico9188]

@Mike Studmuffin Not if it's my life. But yes, I do agree, especially when you have kids. I would gladly take a bullet to save any of my kids.

[@reesereese6715]

That's MAINLY when you're NOT Caucasian!

[@DonRobertson82]

thats only for the brown people according to police. police hate the dark ones

[@Tijuanabill]

@@reesereese6715 The stats do NOT back up your claim, fyi. Educate yourself with FBI stats.

[@Theskybluelake]

Every police you talk to, even the friendly ones, are looking for any reason to arrest you if they can.

[@juangonzalez-mx5hm]

Theskybluelake They have been conditioned by a system of subjugation and authoritarian control. Your not going to see people of high moral value and intelligence become officers. They don't want those type of people in law enforcement because they're capable of critical thinking and thus harder to control.

[@juangonzalez-mx5hm]

They have been conditioned by a system of subjugation and authoritarian control. Your not going to see people of high moral value and intelligence become officers. They don't want those type of people in law enforcement because they're capable of critical thinking and thus harder to control.

[@fernyv4368]

yup, jail and bail outs and the phone calls make money off people. oh and transfers to other jails. taxpayer money

[@myleg...]

If they can, you have broken the law. If they can't, and still do, you can sue for millions.

[@skyliechia]

they get money doing it. i wld happily do it if i get paid

[@peterpiper7441]

The first 1:30 is just an intro and can be cut. Skip to 1:30 for the 5 rules.

[@kabnoot]

You must hate slow songs.

[@linmic1214]

I also would like to impart that, within the illusion, all those who are in a position of "authority" have that authority because everyone else has given it to them. Authority is not inherent. That's N O T inherent.

[@PacificExpressions]

Rule 1: Hoeizontal videos only. Vertical videos are subject to arrest and torture.

[@brianlanders1545]

Lawrence : That's funny! I can't stand it when someone records vertically!

[@Txion661]

Its the sneaky way tho

[@fruitygarlic3601]

Not only is it annoying to watch, but you end up filming less of your landscape.

[@hrush437]

Horizontal *

[@forsaken650]

Round of applause for this man!! Thanks for informing the masses on how to approach a very common and potentially tense situation. I approve 👌🏽

[@chas7surf]

HEY EVERYBODY, " EAT A DIK CASTRATION " APPROVES! WOO HOO! I'm sure the entire community feels SO MUCH BETTER NOW THAT YOU APPROVE. I know I feel better and won't do anything without your APPROVAL, DUMAZZ DOUCHE! Ego Trip Much?

[@leskerr9446]

What has the world come to when we have to be told how to protect ourselves from the police?

[@AWSMhoozie123]

I bet you follow Long Island Audits and DMA don't you...

[@jeremykothe2847]

"If they say 'shut it off or we'll arrest you', ,do it". But they always say that, one way or another. Alternative: "On what grounds?". This is lame. Stand your ground, don't yield.

[@onenationunderduress8994]

Jeremy Kothe , correct, it’s not a lawful order.

[@LawtonDigital]

Rule #6: if you anticipate recording the police, for whatever reason, practice! In a rapidly unfolding situation, you want to be immediately familiar with how to do everything described in this video from starting your recording/streaming application, to locking your phone. This should all be muscle memory.

[@AsianManGV3]

Its sad that this is an issue

[@kosmikradmr.silentd6810]

StupidChaming what's even worse is the fact that a lot of this is good information but probably won't even matter in some folks situations. Badge and power backed by a bais system.

[@counterpoint6718]

Thank you. Herein lies the true value of the internet, informing the citizens on the law and other such important matters that may have wonderful or grave consequences to all. Just knowing what you may or may not be required to do in the presence of police , when anything you may do has the chance of undermining your freedoms, can be of immense value, especially in such times as now, when the police stretch the rules when interrogating. And nothing short of having a personal attorney on scene is more vital than having and using a camera to record ALL contact. When you are able to add streaming video to your arsenal, you begin to level the field with those officers that would break the law, and in fact, you may come to overwhelm them. Use your freedoms or lose them, but be prepared to fight for them at all costs and be the true patriot, as those of Concord and Lexington, and Valley Forge and Yorktown, and all the points that defined our nation's birthplace, who committed more than just words to secure our freedoms for generations to come. It would be far more than a travesty to let their sacrifices go to waste simply because we had become too complacent, too wrapped up in our material world to continue the struggle they commenced to secure and maintain our right to be free. Freedom, that which is not physical in nature, with no taste or smell, silent and unseen, and given little thought until it is missing, or taken from us, like love, is worthy of all efforts to cultivate and nourish, to protect and to fight for, least it be gone.

[@syz911]

He forgot to mention one important thing that if you are brave enough to record the police you should be also prepared for being subpoenaed to appear as a witness.

[@newfoundlandlaker9]

This is why it is important to live stream.

[@erictaylor5462]

"Officer, if you are working within the law and your department policies then this video will provide evidence to that and would be an asset to you. If on the other hand you are violating the law or department policy then this video would be a liability. Are you violating any laws or department policies at this time?" The cops only choice at this point is to arrest you, seize your camera and attempt to destroy any evidence, or leave you be.

[@dcs002]

+Eric Taylor Do you think a cop is going to stand there quietly while you orate such a speech? Give them too much to think about and they'll arrest you just to simplify things. "I'm recording this for your protection and mine" will prolly do just fine :)

[@soulife8383]

+dcs002 when someone tries to become a cop, one of the tests they have to take is a iq test. if they score too high on the test then they do not get the job. they say this is because people with a high iq would get bored with the job too easily and so by eliminating high iq applicants the turnover rate for employment is lessened which saves the department money.. long story short, you are absolutely right.. keep it simple lol.

[@erictaylor5462]

***** I'm not sure what my comment has to do with racism, but I agree with you 110%. However, a solder and a cop are two very different things with two very different and incompatible jobs.

[@lastpostbugler]

Agreed also 110 P/C my comment was some what generalised as to how many yanks appear to have little /no regard /respect for a persons ethnic minority. If a squaddy exibits racism in the british forces it is up to their officers to sanction & clamp down hard. Most cops however, the world over are RACIST ( & THUGS)

[@Glennyco]

Stop resisting... Pow!

[@olafgunnerson3988]

Things cops say 1 you look suspicious. 2 I smell marijuana. 3 I'm doing this for officer safety and . 4 "my favourite" BANG stop police

[@growing367]

1. Always Be Calm And Cool 2. You Have The Right To Remain Silent 3. You Have The Right To Refuse Searches 4. Don't Get Tricked! 5. Determine If You’re Free To Go 6. Don’t Expose Yourself 7. Don’t Run 8. Never Touch A Cop 9. Report Misconduct: Be A Good Witness 10. You Don’t Have To Let Them In

[@lisawarren400]

Don't the judge's get sick of these cases coming before them? Why aren't they reprimanding these officers? Why isn't common knowledge among law enforcement, it's a waste of time!

[@richverreault]

profit, that's why! it's all about commerce and economical slavery.

[@peach495]

How is it profitable for a municipality to be sued over & over again for violating our civil rights?

[@lisawarren400]

Rich V Since my comment I've seen a lot and your comment is actually an understatement, I'm DISGUSTED!

[@richverreault]

Freewheelin' Franklin because in comparison to how much they make versus how much they loose in a suit makes it a good business model for them. Especially since the masses don't know how and the attorneys swear to support the system

[@richverreault]

Freewheelin' Franklin now triple the lawsuits that happen and see how quick they change shit up. It's up to us to control them yet so many don't take the time to learn this.

[@thealaskan1635]

thank you Steve Silverman & Co. for your work.

[@Lovely_Linda_777]

It’s interesting to watch this after all of the protests. The militarized police are out of control & cop watchers are everywhere now! Thank god! We need as many people documenting them & their bad unlawful behavior as possible!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@TypetwoAbsolute]

#6: If you're finding yourself recording the police often, buy a phone case AND camera bag that isn't black or aggressive like the color or a gun or weapon. I've seen plenty of examples of cops that flip out when surprised by someone, last thing you want is someone with a lot of stress and a deadly weapon misidentifying your motives.

[@TheGrumbliestPuppy]

Honestly, just everybody should buy a brightly colored phone or phone-case. Even if you think you'll never need to record the police, if the day ever arrives you'll be glad you did.

[@RogerOnTheRight]

Question for all: Is there a market for a police recording app, and if so, what features would it need to be advantageous over other means of recording?

[@2brokenwings73]

Can you believe they he has to say if you are brave enough to record the police.... Should we not feel safe around those there are hired to protect and serve on behalf of the people.... Why should law abiding people be afraid of the hired hand.

[@Tijuanabill]

Because it is wise to fear police. Every cop is a dangerous, unhinged lunatic, who would already be in prison, if they had any other job. The hiring criteria they use, selects for people who lose their cool and "take charge".

[@John_NYT]

This video should be shown to every officer around the country, and it should especially be shown in every training program for every new officer. I know it's frustrating now, but smart phones are still a relatively new thing, and a lot of older police officers haven't acclimated to the fact that almost anyone has a camera in their pocket ready to film at any time. Give it about 5-10 years and the majority of police should be educated about the laws pertaining to recording in public.

[@juniorbricuyet528]

Nigel Thornberry its not that they don't know .of course them know you can record them. they don't like it and they know they will not get in trouble for assaulting you for recording them. they do it as a intimidation tactic to scare people into not wanting to record them.

[@ifartmagic]

Nigel Thornberry and here it is nearly 4 years later and still having the same issues lol

[@jenniferhess3096]

the Beaverton Police Department pulled me over they asked if they could search my car I told them no they Lolly gagged for five minutes wouldn't let me leave then another car pulled up with a police dog in the car they have the dog go around the car and said the dog hit on your car now we have the right to search your vehicle there was nothing in my car they kept me for 2 hours searching my car this happens to everyone in my area there is no way to tell them no because they'll say their dog hit on your car and that gives them the right to search your car

[@bencool8239]

Jh..sue em..for harassment...

[@williammoore7861]

jennifer hess same thing in Crawford county ohio

[@aaronhumphrey2009]

jennifer hess almost funny how a barking dog suspends the Constitution. There are laws about how long you can be held for a k-9 sniff test,too..

[@scottanderson7793]

They train these dogs to react to a tap on any part of the car. Once the dog barks or does whatever they train it to do once the officer taps a part of the car then they say they have probable cause to search your car. Best thing to do in my humble opinion is to comply if you have nothing illegal in the car just to get on with your life with the least amount of hassle. Being polite and agreeable goes a long way with these folks.

[@macker007]

BS

[@Willam_J]

I have a question. I have a dashcam in my car pointed forward to record my driving and to act as evidence in the event of an accident. I have not had the chance to do it, but if I ever get pulled over, I plan to turn the camera towards my driver's side window to record my interaction with the officer. The officer pulling me over will most likely not have any idea that they are being recorded . Does this count as 'open recording' or do I need to inform the officer that he is being recorded? I know the question may sound silly, but it's little things like that, that can make a big difference in a lot of situations.

[@sergiovalenti7255]

What’s the best app to use today (2020) for recording the police? I like the idea of it being stored on another server and not just on the phone. Thanks!

[@billblendick9780]

Thank you .... good summary of the rules. I would like to have seen all the presenters.

[@mikeburns6603]

It's good to stream them, but they can still beat you up for "resisting arrest" if they feel like it. They can claim that you're interfering. Anything can be construed as interference.

[@saltyolbroad2962]

Ain't no "privacy" in public! Cops don't get privacy when on-duty.

[@Chryssye4]

THANK YOU, KNOWLEDGE IS POWER

[@mts12270]

8 June 2020.... my - how times have changed.... 🤔

[@viewmaster617]

I feel like if government officials have the right to openly record us with cameras and hidden ones under light fixtures then we should also have the right to record government officials

[@wzukr]

Maybe a bit OT but what would YOU advise to tourists harassed by residents for taking photos of birds on public roads?? Happened to me a couple time in Boca Raton, FL, this year, they even called the police because of that without my knowledge! Thank you for your time to respond.

[@sniperneil53]

When a police officer steps outside the law, he/she loses the protection of that law. Many jurisdictions protect police from lawsuits, but only if they are acting within the law.

[@masterpalladin]

if laws violate the constitution/bill of rights THEY BECOME NULL AND VOID!!!! any officer/ politician passing/enforcing such laws can be considered domestic enemies

[@danp129]

At least one court has ruled warrant isn't required to make someone unlock a fingerprint protected phones, only password protected phones. Any update on this?

[@robertmayer7678]

One thing to remember is that when you are recording you may be recording a crime. This makes your phone and all of it's contents subject to subpoena in court and everything on your phone could be presented in public in open court.

[@granitfog]

A clarification: the right to remain silent does not mean you should be completely silent. A SCOTUS decision recently made clear that you do not have the right UNTIL you assert it, so you have to say something like, "I am exercising my right to remain silent."

[@LetArtsLive]

I was recording at home so they shine a light in my camera but the sound is there.

[@TheCriminalViolin]

+LetArtsLive Yeah, I see police do that a lot, especially with drones. That's the ones that know it's okay to record them and thus use a "loophole" if you will to attempt to keep people from recording.

[@LetArtsLive]

Yes they dont like it.But if they were honest they werent doing some thing wrong so what right?The Criminal Violin

[@TheCriminalViolin]

LetArtsLive Exactly.

[@richverreault]

that's when I point a light back at them too. It's for my safety as they would say....

[@Aff3ct000]

Rich V Have a brighter light. Bust out the surefire.

[@sr6061]

This was excellent, very helpful, and much appreciated. I hope they show this video in police stations around the country.

[@samuelcarroll2922]

This has never happened to me but I'm curious. What happens if its a federal agent, swat officer or someone high up like government or court. Are you still aloud to record?

[@Alex_Gorell]

Any public servant can be openly filmed. Police, Fireman, EMTs, FBI, CIA, Court Officers. Anyone who's salary comes from your taxes, you may openly record/film them.

[@brianlanders1545]

samuel carroll : Not if it interferes with an investigation! But why would you? If it doesn't concern you! No point in it.

[@tylerkeith3244]

Question can you film police on or in private business or business property. Examples inside store, parking lot. Also places like public buildings like post office, city buildings etc

[@dankstankhank1426]

Very good explanation for the people. That is what people need is to know the law.

[@ace24680]

does the live stream one not go against the open view recording ?? if the example of where the phone go in sleep mode and continue recording

[@ps2hacker]

This guy is missing the point: if the cops see you recording what they are doing, they come beat you up and take your camera, more often than not. They seize it as "evidence", which is a very true statement, it's evidence AGAINST THEM, so they seize it and it disappears forever, just like that. Since they are entrusted with that power, then it stands to reason that laws against recording someone without their knowledge don't apply to the police, either, that's what "no expectation of privacy" means, it means AT ALL TIMES, regardless of if they know it or not. They should conduct themselves assuming that someone is recording them AT ALL TIMES.

[@anthonypeterson5618]

Ask for a warrant. if its truly evidence in a crime they will get one. If they take it upon ur insistence that u r not consenting, then prepare for a rough ride till u can leave in one piece and file a complaint. Sometimes police let their frustration get the best of them and u r the pounding board.

[@---cr8nw]

Oh, he understands that. But he knows he's on C-Span, so he's being careful about what he says and how. That's why he is advocating for using a recording app that records off-site. If they beat you up and take your phone, you'll have proof of exactly what happened, even without the phone itself. Also, telling the police that you're recording to an off-site server lowers your odds of getting beaten up. They know you'll have evidence, even without your phone.

[@realcygnus]

Exactly......yet unfortunately for some strange reason(s) there "still" is NOT a decent(imo) "free" app(for android anyway) in existence that does this, as relatively straightforward as it actually is, as far as software development goes.

[@jadekayak01]

That is why the guy said use a live streaming app. Stock standard is yt of facebook

[@codegeek98]

per the video and other commenters: livestream it! it's like having a cloud backup of your video, up to the _last few seconds_ before they destroy or inactivate it.

[@patrickday4206]

In Washington it's a two party consent law state but my understanding was recording secretly as long as it's in public is legal!! Am I wrong?

[@hydroaegis6658]

The fact that we have to try not to "offend" police officers is already nonsensical when you think about it. What is this? Some kind of authoritarian state?

[@2000ViperGTSsubscribe]

Yes, it is.

[@bobcratchet1327]

As I understand it , the police arnt regiired to respomd to your 911 call. Also are not required to protect you. So what does the dishwasher do ??

[@PrOj21Us]

I love this guy, he answered all my questions I needed to know about recording the dishonest cops. 👌

[@benburnett8109]

THE ONLY PERSON MORE DISHONEST THAN THE COPS IS YOU. LIAR. LIAR. PANTS ON FIRE

[@ICU20thof23]

Hello ,I’m from Massachusetts. Does this information invalidate Massachusetts wiretapping law,about recording people and Law Enforcement in public ?

[@wildbraddock3755]

Phone should be encrypted. Pass codes can be bypassed.

[@Jca101692]

Will Dawkins teach me brother!

[@macker007]

Will Dawkins that’s why trump met with Apple ceo to make a deal the best deal ever made that he can recall😂😂

[@---cr8nw]

Also, never use fingerprint scans or facial recognition as your phone's security password. The courts have ruled that law enforcement can compel you to unlock your phone using these methods, but not using an actual password.

[@cesarcueto1995]

@@---cr8nw install Tasker and set a profile for any time the phone is unlocked by fingerprint to trigger an action to relock the phone unless a gesture is swiped on the screen or you open a certain app within an x amount of seconds. That way, if they force your finger on the scanner, you unlock it and watch as it relocks because they don't know the gesture or which app will disable the action.

[@frankscott9754]

Steve Silverman, where do I go to download the live stream video recorder to my smart phone that you suggested here? Spelling please as well?

[@q-shine671]

Thank you sooo much! I'm going to buy a smart phone simply to exercise these rights! Good job, keep up the good work.

[@Koryuhoka]

If you are going to record police, make sure it is a live stream to your social media page so they are captured live, committing their acts of abuse of power.

[@TvshkaHumma]

I felt this video is important enough that I downloaded it to my laptop.

[@JerseyMiller]

Top notch. Be respectful and mature. Call the policeman officer or sir. Don't be aggressive.

[@AdaptFPV]

I'm in Illinois. So I can record police in public as long as I don't try to keep it a secret?

[@TheCriminalViolin]

+Joshtian He was saying that should be a rule for anyone who films the police. Not just in Illinois. For Illinois it was to tell the police that you are familiar with the law and that the supreme court ruled it unconstitutional and made it void.

[@AdaptFPV]

The Criminal Violin ok thanks

[@TheCriminalViolin]

Joshtian Not a problem, glad to clear it up & help.

[@PhrontDoor]

You can record on-duty police yes.

[@altha-rf1et]

was thinking about getting me some of them spy glasses that can record even at night time

[@kevinheckeler]

Did I miss the clarification on the "openly film" part of rule #1 ?

[@JohnGee123]

This video has good information for then. How about a link for information for 2018!

[@yjopharaoh2727]

🗣️🗣️🗣️Extremely IMPORTANT and VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO. Tia video must be HIGHLIGHTED

[@maddrivers1018]

we need this in UK.

[@pipersecretp3]

Anybody have any Bambuzer replacements now that it is gone? (Particularly one where if you put it on sleep it will still continue to record.)

[@tigdogsbody]

Active duty police officers should expect NO privacy considerations.

[@altha-rf1et]

In Florida, the consent laws does not apply while in public on recording video or audio because people does not reasonable exception privacy

[@erict7093]

This is AWESOME!!!! Thank You!

[@michaeledwards8051]

Is there a way to run bamboozler and record while the screen is blacked out or sleeping? Will the app keep running and recording after sleeping?

[@ConstitutionalCrank708]

Can you cite the Supreme Court ruling about needing a warrant for a cell phone? The last standing case I heard was they did not.

[@krombopulosmichael8406]

Great idea that needs to happen

[@YourWealthCome]

Bamboser is no longer. Any other suggestions from 2018?

[@akilla214u2c]

#5... You may be released, after due-process has taken place. That means, detainment, finger printed, ID'd, visiting the Magistrate (if its not the weekend, you may have a comfortable overnight stay and Cement Hilton if its the weekend), and agreeing to post a 2500 bail (10% usually). Either the way the state wins... Money you out your pocket, and your time wasted.

[@dsandoval9396]

Exactly. In California it's 72 hours (3 days) to see a judge until then you stay with general population unless, as you mentioned, you have the poor luck of going in Thursday (or was it Friday) so you stay an extra day inside at your expense (no court on Sunday). That's not to mention most likely staying in the holding tanks for 24 hours or more quite literally like sardines before getting processed upstairs. Then even after getting your jail attire and going to gen population you still might sleep in the middle of the day room because of the incredible and constant overpopulation problem. One time they had also ran out of blankets so my group had to sleep in the middle of the day room and use the towels we had for bathing (4ft x 3ft) as blankets. Not fun when you're freezing your ass off on the hard concrete floor.

[@cesarcueto1995]

@@dsandoval9396 this won't always work but an acquaintance of mine has at least once in the past lied during processing about his state of health; they'll ask you questions to avoid having a room full of people become sick because they weren't quarantined or isolated. So he says he has tuberculosis or something and according to him, his stay is long but he's alone and peaceful. And this guy is no stranger to jail so I take his word for it.

[@dsandoval9396]

@@cesarcueto1995 yeeaaaahh. That's right. I've only been to jail like 6 times, 2 were actual crimes (non-violent), the rest were bench warrants cause I was living on the street at the time and didn't find out about court dates in time. But yeah, I remember learning about that my last time going to jail. This one guy had cancer and I never saw him go upstairs with general population, either got kicked out (O.R.) or got his own room in medical. Then the last time I went I was sick as a dog seeing as I was already dope sick BEFORE getting arrested, so when they finally processed me my blood pressure was like 220 over 180 not to mention you could just look at me and think something was wrong. So they kept me in medical and boy was that sweet! Not freezing cold, your own room, no asshole CO's, day room ALL day... It was nice. But that was the last time I went and I don't plan on going back just for the hospitality in the med ward. Thanks for reminding me though... just in case.

[@chickenfriedbobcat6090]

akilla214u2c That means you were arrested. If you were arrested without probable cause or detained without reasonable, articulate, suspicion then your rights were violated and you have basis for a strong civil rights case. Checkout first amendment audits. They'll show you the way.

[@Nasonix2]

And that's if you're not on probation, if you're on probation you'll probably violate either way. And go to jail. Correct?

[@surferpam1]

Wonderful information! Thanks to all involved.

[@MrMjn5000]

great discussion... thanks for all the info... so sad how cops continue to lie about the recording laws...

[@johncranejr.5736]

Who do I contact for legal help with police misconduct in Tx.

[@rusmaster200]

exercise your freedom until they arrest you illegally then stand there and be kidnapped because they can do what yhey want anyway? if im exercising my right and im detained for doing so it doesnt really sound like a right. it sounds to me like these bullies can do whatever they want and we just have to sit back and take it. ill be damned if something i have a right to do gets me arrested. if we just fold and allow the illegal arrest to happen, then we are showing that we are fine with gettimg arrested for doing nothing wrong. im sorry, that doesnt work for me.

[@barbarawilson-frost1206]

Think of it as a second source of income you are earning because if you follow these instructions and stream the encounter to an off-site server, even if they destroy the phone, you have access to the evidence to sue them for unlawful arrest, detainment and possible property damage.😊

[@ghostdog2041]

You have to get arrested to make that lawsuit money!

[@halimaw8922]

If you do not comply with the arrest they will get you for resisting arrest and claim you were guilty of something else and that’s why you resisted arrest

[@summerbrooks9922]

Can I come to your funeral?

[@obidamnkenobi]

Bambuser is no longer free. What's a good alternative?

[@captainobvious2380]

Okay I will shut off the video and I will take it to internal affairs. That's also a really good response.

[@danielc.1169]

Hahahahha IA is a joke , your complaints will never get you anywhere , you must sue , it’s the only way

[@SaltyCracker402]

The idea of a police agency investigating itself is a joke. Have you seen the videos of them harassing people when they ask for a complaint form and refuse to tell the cops what the complaint is about and against who?

[@Mike-pv3hg]

Bambuser is shut down. what live streaming recording platform does everyone recommend to use in an emergency situation?

[@NeoJSsk]

USA Police Definition: The Legal Way to be a Criminal.

[@NeoJSsk]

Rocky racoon Tadd Sadly the system is a little bit corrupted, the more people who have a job that they can get in trouble, the more money the government can achieve from private company's So getting people who have a job in trouble is money to the government, thats why they dont go to a bad hood and make it back to a good hood, instead the police system is based into hunt down civilians who have a job and pay tax lol, in this days everything is Money 💲💲💲

[@skythekeeper]

Bambuser does not seem to be available any longer... Any other recommendations???

[@daredevil5371]

whats the app called for the livestream

[@Spartan111792]

***** Probably too late but it's called Bambuser, you make an account and whatever you stream gets saved instantly while recording to your account, it's free.

[@pcguysoffgridcabin]

bambuser has ceased operations

[@TheRealVivia]

pcguy damn is there another one?

[@crunch9876]

TheRealVivia yea the ACLU has one called mobile justice.

[@murphmanin]

God bless you for posting this for all us potential victims out here! America, we need to do much better background checks on the people we choose to “protect” us! That would be a good start but until then I guess we have to keep watching informative stuff like this!

[@lynneurbanik8703]

I have learned a great deal from watching thousands upon thousands of first amenendment auditors here on KZbin and boy I never knew how corrupt they truly are, they know the law but hope you don't know your rights.this should be taught in highschool so the young people know off the bat their rights early in life....I guess the police are our enemy.,teach your children, they beat you up with their verbal judo and directives but I love how these auditors throw the same authoritive energy back at them and the police end up doing the walk of shame at the end lol...love it.

[@DjPorkchop73]

Bambuser is no more. As of 01/22/18 it will deny entry to non paying users. Users who pay will get to use it until 05/31/18.

[@ghostdog2041]

DjPorkchop73 I just went looking for it and found that out. What is the latest alternative, do you think?

[@TRD_Mike]

So what's a better alternative?

[@ridermak4111]

$5 for the app “iUp Pro” I think there is still a free version, but it doesn’t have the features I wanted.

[@summerbrooks9922]

The ACLU provides an off site duplication of any recording.

[@summerbrooks9922]

@@TRD_Mike The ACLU. They offer off site duplication.

[@puff420puff420]

I got that app Bambuser-I was using CopWatch but there screen started blacking out so I couldn't see what I was recording-tried hitting sleep and got black screen...kept recording but the video paused like a still & started movement again when opened-is there a way to have it keep recording instead of showing still till passcode opened

[@cosmicexpo7577]

Does anybody know the rule for wire tapping in a school?

[@MatanuskaHIGH]

god question but kid backpacks have had recording devices on them to catch teacher doing wrong..so im not sure if its legal but who cares if the teachers are doing fucked up shit..

[@1221crow]

how do i deal with police harassment. i most often get stopped due to my fashion choice and mostly let go but recently i was given a warning citation and one of the citations was something i did not do. (i was walking in a remote public area)

[@whitedevil2]

but i still don't know kung-fu

[@edwardperez5040]

whitedevil2 lmao!

[@chaosawaits]

Dumbest intro ever

[@opkanguro7152]

where can i find this bamboo?

[@KitchenOne-California]

His "I know kung fu" impersonation was spot on! hahaha

[@keeptyrannyfromamerica8519]

Federal Court has reruled unless your saying filming for 1st amendment rights they can stop you from filming in some jurisdictions.

[@krombopulosmichael8406]

I would just simply say I'm practicing my 1st amendment and your being documented off site.

[@ChristopherBajor]

Good stuff! That's some useful advise.

[@elistae5536]

Great vid, just wished there the other side of the discussion was presented. I would like to know how they justify asking us to turn off our cameras and whether they actually believe that it's better somehow if we do not record. I work in long term care, nursing. A few years ago, coworkers were all upset over a private camera being used in a private room. I volunteered to do tasks in that room, because it didn't intimidate me. Do I do every single thing right 100% of the time? I'm sure not. But I think the family's sense of well being trumped my comfort level with the situation. And that's what I think of filming the cops as well. Public accountability trumps the small increase in stress over being filmed and scrutinized. Thanks to the prevalence of cameras these days, I don't even have to ask what they are doing wrong that they need to feel worried.