New law will change how Floridians can interact with first responders

[@mattwriter8529]

Nobody tries to step inside crime scene tape. The issue is cops don't want to be recorded

[@Radi0activeBen]

The issue is they don't want your cell phone in there face. You can easily record from 25 feet away.

[@4catsnow]

@@Radi0activeBen If they see a civilian camera pointed at them,,,, it won't matter HOW many feet it is...

[@chriscald9426]

​@@Radi0activeBen their

[@ronnie2115]

*their

[@chriscald9426]

@@Radi0activeBen *their

[@joekev27]

This sounds like a bill they are gonna use to go after anyone filming the police. The cameras distract them because it doesn't let them break the law and thats just to hard for officers.

[@LuckysMotorcycles]

@@GetReady4Trump. Thanks to you for setting the example of not thinking ……. Or you have been drinking alcohol.

[@3rdcoastcopwatch]

Yeah, that's exactly what it is. Other states are doing it too. Except the Supreme Court keeps striking them down. Florida will be the same.

[@longsleevethong1457]

@@GetReady4Trump you can’t give the government the power to tell you that you can’t be within 25 feet of them. That’s ridiculous. You boomers will probably never realize the consequences of this but it will have negative consequences. You boomers have sat back and let this government become a police state. Y’all need to recognize the constitution.

[@troyrager1352]

@@GetReady4Trumpyour mom called she wants her little coward back 😂

[@frey8725]

Watch the story. They specifically mention crossing the police line and harassing the cops. Standing outside the line and recording isn't harassing.

[@tomd7995]

25 feet. Let’s see how long it takes Florida LEO to abuse that one

[@chriswendschlag1856]

Broward is drooling already

[@stevenmeadows6917]

I'd say..ummmm....Jan 1st about 1 hour after the new law takes effect.

[@jadaboots-x2s]

This law isn't for LEO it's for the stupid Black people that harass them as they try to help someone. God you are Stupid.

[@MatCumbo]

They'll walk over and decide the 25 ft now takes place from where they stand....even when they walk past the in place tape themselves

[@wessutton4560]

@@stevenmeadows6917 It's not law. It's policy

[@memukanofpersiaandmedia2668]

If there is crime scene tape up, it's already a restricted area.

[@mikefuston4494]

the law is really meant to go after those who record cops.

[@memukanofpersiaandmedia2668]

@mikefuston4494 we already know it's legal and constitutionally protected to film police. And as long as you are outside the tape, pig tyrants have no excuse. But pigs will be pigs.

[@I_Am_Your_Problem]

@@memukanofpersiaandmedia2668 You're not very bright...

[@memukanofpersiaandmedia2668]

@I_Am_Your_Problem you ain't no one's problem. Tell me you ain't ever been smacked in the mouth, keyboard dip sh!+.

[@xxxytheguy1296]

​@I_Am_Your_Problem technically he is correct.. dense much?

[@DirtyPlumbus]

100% chance police will generate lawsuits with this new law.

[@rubyreddiamond-b9k]

And most police don’t even put up lines but the Supreme Court has already ruled that police can be filmed from 25’ away.

[@youtubesnamingpolicysucks]

Long Island Audit has his lawsuit ready to be filed the turn of the year.

[@Mario-t8b8y]

Hopefully the 25’ law will be challenged and found to be unconstitutional, as it has in the other states where similar laws were passed. This law will be abused in the name of “officer safety.” The can just walk closer to you and say you violated the 25’ law. Also too far to record sound. Bad enough they mute the body cams or find ways to block their release.

[@jsedbe0624]

They tried this in Arizona. It got tossed as unconstitutional.

[@Jut37]

@@jsedbe0624 A similar law in Louisiana is being challenged in Federal court now.

[@mattwriter8529]

​@Jut37 Indiana too

[@poollife777]

As far as I'm freaking concerned you need to be a hundred feet away because it's none of your damn business.

[@poollife777]

​@@Jut37why do people challenge something when it's none of their damn business. Let's go film you all day long doing your work.

[@tzazarizona2676]

The police are hell bent on stopping citizens from videoing their actions, this will also be challenged in court the first time law enforcement overstep 1ST amendment rights. Law makers are nuts passing a law like this, police must be held accountable and video accomplishes that.

[@valerierodger]

No, they aren't. You have idiotic frauditors interfering with not just police but other first responders, This was inevitable. You can record just fine without getting in anybody's faces, And there's also body cam footage.

[@spencesanders7879]

More like, bums are hell bent on stepping in and destroying as much evidence or rendering the scene otherwise contaminated so their buddies and cohorts cannot be successfully prosecuted.

[@gdaddy5193]

You have no clue what you're talking about. 25 feet just gives them a buffer and it's for their saftey. In case you didn't know there are people out there that want to hurt police officers. 70 thousand cops were assaulted last year.

[@dirtbikefan2007]

Stupid statement. Go away

[@ronmcmartin4513]

@@gdaddy5193--How many citizens were assaulted(unwanted touching) by cops, when NO crime was committed, boot "Liquor"?

[@DRGreene54]

The first responder law will result in many, many unnecessary arrests.

[@larryjsmith2767]

Then follow the law and you won't be arrested. Duh. Only idiots will try to get in closer than 25 feet for their youtube video.

[@904ross]

@@larryjsmith2767 When I looked at it the other day videoing itself is not harassing. If you were 10ft back & just stayed silent while recording then it implied that was ok. I've seen some ghetto vids that this law would help of people coming up on cops trying to arrest people & interfering. Most cops on YT don't even know basic ID laws. We shall see how it works & the results.

[@kpdvw]

ergo pivate property owners will have absolute right to ban first reponders from trespassing...!

[@1amstel1]

@@904ross +Cops know the basic laws, they simply ignore them because the is no accountability for their aberrant behavior.

[@AndreySloan_is_a_cnut]

@@larryjsmith2767- You are scum. We the people are supposed to be protected from the government, government tyrants are NOT supposed to be protected from the citizens. FTPOSP and turds like you who cover for them.

[@chrisp7652]

Right. Just say you hate cameras recording you because when YOU violate the law, there is evidence.

[@Lilith218]

Exactly.

[@frey8725]

This has absolutely nothing to do with recording. Watch the story.

[@chrisp7652]

@@frey8725 right. I did. It gives cops an arbitrary reason to make recording them harder. They will begin coding them and it will continue unchecked until the put the fear of arrest in people who even record for their own safety. Fact: you give a cop an inch and they will abuse you. The Supreme Court said they can lie and they lie for any reason. They get qualified immunity and toss out the “qualified” part and commit crimes most people will do jail time for. SMH

[@chrisp7652]

@ cops never abuse power! kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2KkZaePpKeDgbssi=VbOUHS5R5jtDjeni

[@walkingman8943]

@@frey8725everything to do with recording as video recording was mentioned at least a dozen times when the bill was being discussed by the state legislature.

[@stephenellison2475]

No one enters the crime scene tape perimeter, this law is to make sure the blue line gang can push back first admendment auditors outside of seeing and HEARING what our "public servants" are doing. Then they will investigate themselves and find NO wrongdoing.

[@valerierodger]

You have no idea what you're talking about if you think no one enters a crime scene type parameter. It happens a lot, and frauditors do it quite often. You can record just fine from outside the tape. And there's body cam footage, so quit the bs

[@AndreySloan_is_a_cnut]

@@valerierodger - Do you mean the body cams that get turned off, muted, or the footage magically disappears? I’d say be honest, but we know you blue-line scum are allergic to that. GFYS officer, FTPOSP, and F the bootlickers who cover for the tyrant trash.

[@Tracy-m3n]

@valerierodger what are you talking about clearwater cops can turn off body cams anytime they want and not violate policy

[@Tracy-m3n]

@valerierodger you must be a cop cause your co workers purposely stand to block people from getting stuff on video

[@Tracy-m3n]

@@valerierodger typical cop thinking what corrupt department do you work for

[@ChainHoistGarage]

So a parent rushing to there kids side after being shot can know be prosecuted yes it has happened I remember seeing a news story where this happened to a mother the kid died alone because the cops wouldn't let a mother comfort her dieing son

[@ampmartin7934]

And that helps her son live by her comforting him, come on man, be for real, let the people work so she can still have a son.

[@biscaynesupercars]

@@ampmartin7934I’m a firefighter and paramedic and I have no issue with that and that law is clearly to protect police from being recorded, not for paramedics or firefighters helping injured and hurt people

[@biscaynesupercars]

@@ampmartin7934 1 not all police have cameras, 2 if the cameras are in the possession of the police then they can also control them, alter them, turn them off etc which has happened numerous times before. 3 I’m an actual first responder not just someone online, so yes thats exactly what it’s for….buddy. There’s no big controversy about paramedics being filmed and recorded but there is and has been one for police so this is mainly for police to allow them to now legally harass and even arrest people for something thats a constitutional right. They just say “first responders” so simple minded people think oh its for all first responders not just cops, and I guess their plan worked I see

[@youtubesnamingpolicysucks]

​@@ampmartin7934found the bootlicker

[@icecold9511]

​@biscaynesupercars Or the cops will force a thousands of dollars legal battle to get the footage. When cops say you don't need to record because they are, they gloss over how difficult it can be to get access, and that they can make it go away.

[@roadtripper5553]

😮 New laws less freedom.

[@hectorbart]

Yes, exactly.

[@infinity3jif]

Yep, freedom is eroding away in this country law by law and people support it

[@hairbear31d]

The blue line gang will abuse the hell out of this law.

[@Mrrnobody]

Victim much?

[@LuciferEl.kron0s]

All unconstitutional laws are null and void.

[@cameronmurphy8576]

@@Mrrnobodyremember it’s always back the blue till it happens to you. cuck.

[@preebo2]

@@Mrrnobody Boot lick much?

[@lpd1snipe]

If you've ever had an interaction with bad cops you know. Audio and video recording saved my life bad cops. ​@@Mrrnobody

[@kevink9397]

Local laws and ordinances do not trump the Constitution. The SCOTUS has already ruled that interference is a physical act, not a verbal act.

[@youtubesnamingpolicysucks]

Not only that but observing/recording is not interference, yet Florida seems to arrest a lot of people for it.

[@LexyTheEbikeQueen]

Where Are the laws protecting us from the first responders

[@MJanovicable]

It's called the Constitution of the United States of America and legal precedent, look it all up.

[@joshuaweston9338]

2nd amendment been on the books for a long time now

[@kevinscott4081]

@@MJanovicable Unfortunately, that does not really protect us anymore.

[@southsidepatrol66]

Don't call them , solves you problem

[@MJanovicable]

@@kevinscott4081 Life isn't an either/or equation--hey, I wasn't good at math either, but I can still think logically. You...work on it.

[@scottbehr5690]

25 feet is bullshit....it violates the first amendment for journalist.

[@simpleman2004]

A journalist is one thing, some of these content creators is another, the later has pushed it way out of control. People now think they can do or say anything they want to a cop. Try not breaking the law and being respectful to a cop and see what that gets you.

[@squarecracker]

@@simpleman2004 shut up lmao. our rights to film public officials are unambiguous, corrupt police need to be held accountable and cameras are the only way to do it

[@hectorbart]

@@simpleman2004 Might still get you arrested.

[@Tonymike1212]

Enough with the freedom of expression BS Videos We don't play in Florida. TRUMP 😂 @@squarecracker

[@deebee4575]

Nah.

[@survivaloptions4999]

I love how that cop was equating crime scene tape with a 25 foot radius. Complete strawman, bordering on gaslighting.

[@crm6270]

Retired consultant who didn't even take the few min to look up the actual text of the law before he was interviewed. I worked in an industry over run by consulting firms. The joke was go up and ask a consultant what time it is and he will ask if he can look at your watch.

[@brandexample1776]

The law is un-Constitutional.

[@brandexample1776]

For being a free country we sure have a lot of laws that violate the Bill Of Rights.

[@michaeltherres755]

vote dems out

[@poollife777]

You're freaking rights don't violate the rights of other people. When are you people ever going to get that in your brains.

[@brandexample1776]

@poollife777 good boy! Your government gods approve!

[@youtubesnamingpolicysucks]

​@@poollife777Recording people and public servants in public is LEGAL. When are YOU going to understand that?

[@infinity3jif]

@@brandexample1776 Yes, he bow down to Daddy government

[@macmiller1678]

Cops don’t want you recording their crimes. This law is vague and violates civil rights.

[@monroealie4030]

Simple, and will come up with any and every excuse to justify...🐖

[@dreamer6508]

It’s Florida, what else can you expect

[@frey8725]

Nope. It's pretty clear. Recording isn't harassing. If you stand quietly, OUTSIDE the crime scene tape (which was specifically mentioned in the story, if you watched) and record, you have nothing to worry about.

[@macmiller1678]

@@frey8725why quietly? American citizens have a right to free speech so thank you for proving my point that this violates civil rights. Move to China you’d love it there.

[@smorris281]

The law also applies to fire and EMS.

[@Lilith218]

Police state, say no more.

[@kcufelgoog3225]

But rhonda says how floridu is so free

[@tinafreeman6937]

Land o’ Leather Lickers…

[@livinginthepast7085]

No more. 2A

[@xxxytheguy1296]

Hence why I'm good on florida.

[@infinity3jif]

They call Florida the free state.

[@ReggieBurgos]

TYRANNY!!!!!!!

[@deebee4575]

VICTIMHOOD!!!

[@ArunSudama-ur2cd]

We have seen many instances where police officers put up crime scene tape simply to prevent video recordings. Law enforcement agencies are sued constantly for this kind of tactic.

[@damned1313]

The interfering is BS. This gives cops with ego problems way too much leeway. If there is a law it will be abused.

[@jeffreygoss8109]

There is nothing new about the crime tape this “ expert” mentioned. The press has a right and 25’ will become arbitrary. What’s not arbitrary is the cop who puts their foot in your door. Quid pro quo?

[@EscobarRamos]

So basically if you trying to film them they can arrest you

[@wms7719]

🎯

[@Juan-hy5cl]

"Within 25 ft", so you're good at 26 ft

[@larryjsmith2767]

Twenty-five feet. 25 feet. Let me repeat one more time. 25 feet.

[@EscobarRamos]

@@larryjsmith2767 25 ft is not as much as you think and what know we start walking with measuring tape they can make 25 ft into whatever they want

[@EscobarRamos]

@@larryjsmith2767 they could turn 25 ft into whatever they want it's not like you're walking around with a measuring tape and how many first responders are people getting close to besides a police so they said first responders but they really mean the police they don't like being recorded

[@pastorleonardgoggins6471]

Florida passing laws except a law to help homeowners in every category,, ie taxes,,insurance, affordability, HOA fees ,homelessness, under funded schools,,on n on ,

[@magneric]

That's every level of American government for you. They are never on your side.

[@Dobie_ByTor]

Or “squatters rights” and citizens detainment of porch pirates under ‘castle doctrine’.

[@Blakkrazor69]

Any Law that violates any Inalienable Rights will be disregarded...like all the others. Citizens need to learn the Legal Definition of; Inalienable/Unalienable and what constitutes a Human Right and then defend them with Extreme Prejudice.

[@nickmarsala3787]

Well so much for Florida. That's another state I will NEVER live in.

[@Dorton-fj6ox]

THANK YOU! 😂

[@nickmarsala3787]

@Dorton-fj6ox huh?

[@deebee4575]

Stay in your bluehive.

[@gingw7333]

There are several southern states I won't be spending my retirement money in. Floriduh is one of them.

[@JohnVelcofsky]

@@gingw7333 Good! We don't want you here and we don't need your "retirement money"🤣🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡

[@survivaloptions4999]

Massive civil rights lawsuits in 3,2,1...

[@AnnaHaney-m6d]

Florida, the land of laws upon laws, upon laws.

[@kittygianelli6731]

Yeah cause other states have no laws😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Radi0activeBen]

One of the most free states in the union.

[@furrysourcecode9809]

Sounds like one of my relatives issues except instead of laws upon laws it's loans upon loans. Welp used to be till they quit the online loan thing and wanted peoole to come in person where she may have to take the bus to Miami to do so where she won't be home till 10pm is she left in the morning.

[@wessutton4560]

@@kittygianelli6731 They don't. They have statutes, policies, rules, ordinance & code, none of which are law.

[@mikebritcom3171]

suddenly a "crime scene" will be anywhere they like

[@douglaswilt5978]

They’re already too many stupid laws already you’re goning law freedom out of existence.

[@MuzixMaker]

No one steps inside crime scene tape. What bullshit.

[@guy-tn2ud]

It seems many might be confused. If the verbiage is for "crime scene investigation", this would not apply to what most youtubers (civil right auditors) are doing. However, most police will make pretend the law is stated differently, and they will use it to restrict citizens who might have a totally legal right to film "police interaction".

[@MichaelGlennglennimages]

This is not about crime scene tape. Let’s be real. That has nothing to do with it.

[@mikefuston4494]

its to try go around your right to film cops

[@SantiagoMartinez09]

The cops/camera law will be tossed in court. It has been overruled in many courts around the country already.

[@AngelPrissy]

The law effecting financial accounts of those aged 65 and older, potentially freezing their accounts up to three weeks if the bank etc wants to question things is problematic.

[@lohlofftz2006]

In Florida, interfering with police is a crime called obstructing justice, which is defined in Chapter 843 of the Florida Statutes. There are many types of actions that can constitute obstructing justice, including: Resisting an officer: This can be done with or without violence. Resisting without violence includes lying to the officer, running away, or not allowing the officer to handcuff you. Resisting with violence is more serious and includes threatening or committing violence. False personation: This is a type of obstructing justice. Fleeing or attempting to elude a law enforcement officer: This is a type of obstructing justice. Depriving an officer of means of protection or communication: This is a type of obstructing justice. An obstruction of justice charge can be filed at the same time as another criminal charge, which can increase the penalties.

[@Radi0activeBen]

I would love to hear a story on laws that were abolished this year.

[@xxxytheguy1296]

Yeah a boy can dream.

[@johnny2965]

Interference with police I thought was defined as a physical act. Crime scenes require tape to be known by the public I thought as well.

[@Dorton-fj6ox]

Wrong.

[@johnny2965]

@Dorton-fj6ox so you don't need a physical act to accompany interference. If thats so then how does one commit the crime of interference without having done anything physical? Are words the equivalent to action and or violence? No. No they are not. Just trying to understand and a one word answer isn't far from what ppl should expect on the internet.

[@Dorton-fj6ox]

@johnny2965 Who said anything about "words"? The text of 843.31 reads pretty clearly. If you don't understand it, the best advice I can give you is to always obey those in authority over you. I take the safety of peace officers very seriously- if I told someone to get back from myself and/or another officer, and they failed to comply, I had no problem with hooking them and doing the paperwork.

[@johnny2965]

@Dorton-fj6ox thx for the text as reference! That's what I love to read! I agree w u on peace officer personal space (and saw invading it as a physical act that could easily interfere w thepeace officers duties). Hard to work w someone in your face.

[@Dorton-fj6ox]

@@johnny2965 I'm here to help...

[@phungphan2245]

Why so tyrannical, FL?

[@longsleevethong1457]

Lots of illegals. Sadly these laws only impact the citizens.

[@deebee4575]

Why such a victim?

[@strayedarticle2838]

​@@deebee4575Victim of the state?

[@youtubesnamingpolicysucks]

Der Floridafuhrer likes his power.... and his stazi police state. Heil!

[@MaggiesNight]

Good! They need to be left alone to do their jobs. This law is brilliant and needs to be federal. The only people against this are criminals.

[@Tyrant-Terminator]

The only criminals for this law is the criminal bootlickers 😂😂

[@MaggiesNight]

@Tyrant-Terminator wouldn't "bootlicker" only be an insult to someone like you??

[@Tyrant-Terminator]

@MaggiesNight thanks for letting the public know u lick boots for a living a good puppy dog.. so submissive lap dog aka bootlicker 😆😆😝

[@Tyrant-Terminator]

@@MaggiesNight as a cop myself thank you for being my lap dog u know Im ur boss good puppy 🤣🤣

[@MaggiesNight]

@Tyrant-Terminator "as a cop" you mean as a PIG?? I think the word you were looking for is PIG. 🐖🐷🐽 You are part of a criminal organization...get a real job PIG!

[@MikeEvans-d2y]

So the cowards have got thier own way again in the police state of Florida .

[@rarrarrarrarrarrawr4854]

2025 will be the year of lawsuits

[@1amstel1]

This is America. Every year is a year of law suits.

[@rarrarrarrarrarrawr4854]

@@1amstel1 and that’s my point

[@infinity3jif]

More laws mean more control over the people and in this case less accountability in government. Freedom is eroding away in this country, law by law. Hopefully, this stays in the free state of Florida. So when you see a cop struggling and losing to a suspect, you should keep it moving, right? Okay, I got it.

[@KellyAnnReagan]

Total contol... they want total control....

[@zachprice2652]

I didn't have Florida joining the CCP on my 2025 bingo card, but can't say I'm too surprised.

[@OnlyTheEd]

25 feet for 1st responders? The Supreme Court states 12 or 15 feet from cops.... WTH?????😡 Just stand 13 feet from one, and don;t say anything.... 1st amendment, 14th amendment, 9th amendment.....

[@bassmanpillsy4739]

I want to see a new law that states "For every new law created, two old laws must be taken off the book"

[@ThinkingDoesMakeMeImportant]

No one is trying to step into crime scenes. All people are doing is recording the cops and they don't like it.They don't like being held accountable because they see themselves as the masters

[@awilliams5007]

Film from a safe distance 25 ft

[@ThinkingDoesMakeMeImportant]

@awilliams5007 incorrect, it must be close enough to hear any conversations being had

[@ThinkingDoesMakeMeImportant]

@awilliams5007 safe is a made up concept by the government. To trick people into believing they have something to be protected from.People literally die every day in their sleep, from choking to death on their own.Vomit you are safe from nothing

[@deebee4575]

@@ThinkingDoesMakeMeImportantNah.

[@wadestrickland3372]

Make no mistake, this is lashing out at people who video record "first responders" (cops). Because of recording, cops are being held accountable for disregarding citizens Constitutional rights (and losing in court). Be peaceful, utilize your right to remain silent, keep 25ft away, and ALWAYS record any interaction with cops. ***Ban qualified immunity***

[@cointenderrarities933]

I'm not going to argue with you on the side of the.......internet, that's what courts are for!😂

[@markfiorentino9757]

Well this should help keep them damn frauditors from bugging the police.

[@vitogriffin8902]

Read the wording of the '25ft law'. It doesn't say people must stand back 25 feet or that police can demand or require anyone to stand back 25 feet. It says someone may not remain within 25 feet of an emergency responder with the intent to harass, interfere etc after the responder requests them to stay 25' back. There has to be intent, and the harassment or interference must be real; not just a person's presence alone. It's already against the law to harass, intimidate or interfere, so this law does nothing but offer emergency responders an opportunity to misapply it in hopes that nobody actually reads it and just believes it means that nobody can be within the 25 foot distance; it doesn't say that at all.

[@icecold9511]

It will be used as a contempt of cop charge, even knowing 99% will be dropped by the DA. Far to vague. The law will get challenged and dropped.

[@brotha_pedat]

These hordes of Dark Tetrads will abuse the hell out of this law.

[@williammillard8418]

Did the citizens of Florida vote to pass this law or was it just pushed upon them?

[@richarddavis2961]

More power for the government less for us the free people who are not so free.

[@Idancewithwolves]

Why does a 13 year old need social media

[@Tracy-m3n]

Parents rights

[@longsleevethong1457]

@@Tracy-m3n what parents?

[@Tracy-m3n]

@longsleevethong1457 the kids parents i thought fl was all about parents rights

[@Tracy-m3n]

@longsleevethong1457 the kids parents

[@vitogriffin8902]

Why does anyone need social media? It's not the government's place to say; it's the parents'.

[@johncande1]

Does this mean cops can be arrested for harassing EMTs and fire fighters? As in "Move your truck or be arrested".

[@invasivecoyote1361]

That law will be struck down. Cival rights lawyers will handlen it.

[@kennethmeeker6369]

How can you hold a social media platform accountable for there viewers ? You don’t know who’s watching.Florida is sounding like Russia or china 🇨🇳

[@vitogriffin8902]

Russia isn't as bad as America has become

[@dannyhayes664]

Obstructing Law Enforcement has always been a law.

[@ronmcmartin4513]

What is Obstruction? Not giving your ID when no crime has been committed? According to the 99% of ignorant cops, that would be Obstructing a Gov't Operation.

[@davidrosa3182]

The pigs are likely loving this. They can break the law a bit easier now.

[@truthjusticeintegrity]

Cameras to Tyrants, is like holy water to a vampire.

[@EveningStreets]

Half of those new laws are unconstitutional 😢

[@Thedragonlair62]

lol 😂 you are moron

[@christophernewhouse5832]

More power for law enforcement so no1 can record them & will get forced to pay for video & audio they payed for in taxes already of course they do this.

[@Dorton-fj6ox]

Only illiterate fatherless criminals say that.

[@stevemcdonald6001]

Officer! Look! That alligator is eating a homeless person!!

[@coachanderson2704]

This state turning into a extreme left wing lib state. What happened?

[@vitogriffin8902]

These laws are extreme right wing ideas, not liberal at all.

[@sdnlawrence5640]

We've already seen cops saying that if 2 cops say:"25 feet" that means 50 feet. Saw this right after passage but before Ron's signing, ( i.e. months ago.)

[@Dadecitypatrol]

This is why we have zoom cams you tyrants

[@tyrannyterminator4179]

Public servants must be allowed to be scrutinized including being filmed in public while on duty within a reasonable distance.

[@galacticgufus]

In NC, crime scene tape is used as decoration sometimes

[@HeywoodJeblomey]

Madison v Marbury JURY NULLIFICATION!

[@williamzander9708]

I think citizens using mini drones 25 feet away will be the next law passed. Drone clubs are all over like gun clubs.

[@wendybutler1681]

After seeing so many Florida arrests where LEO is attacked by friends, family members and even strangers I definitely see the need for this 25' law.

[@vitogriffin8902]

How many?

[@UncleSam-bu9gz]

9 under DeSantis and 300 under Pritzker. Clear difference.

[@ronwade2206]

First amendment auditors targeted, VOTERS targeted, Elderly Targeted. Floriduh and Guv'nr DiSaster.

[@janetprice85]

DEMOCRAT LIES BY CRIMINALS WHO FEAR THE LAW. LOL!

[@Tracy-m3n]

​@janetprice85 you cops commit more crimes then anybody

[@Tracy-m3n]

​@janetprice85 you cops fear transparency

[@ronmcmartin4513]

It happens in the People's Republic of Calif, too.

[@janetprice85]

@@ronmcmartin4513 Newsom and DiSantis are nothing alike.

[@godbluffvdgg]

THEY ARE NOT "LAWS" THEY ARE CODES...A LAW IS IMMUTABLE...CODES HAVE REMEDY...There are no judges in the United States... There are no Judicial courts in America and there has not been since 1789. Judges do not enforce Statutes and Codes. Executive Administrators enforce Statutes and Codes. (FRC v. GE 281 US 464, Keller v. PE 261 US 428, 1 Stat. 138-178)

[@wessutton4560]

Thank You!

[@thecontinental8978]

No crime scene tape then no right to tell the public where they can stand to record public employees.

[@michelledubose2391]

This filming law is unconstitutional and will not survive 25 feet what a joke

[@dougs4944]

Although I'm not from Florida, it should be interesting to see how it goes... 👮‍♂️🇺🇸

[@deebee4575]

Other states have had it for years. Cry.

[@PrincessPebbles0_0]

Ridiculous draconian policy

[@DanielRicany]

The 25 ft law has been smacked down by the Supreme Court already for other states. This won’t stand

[@michaelboros9834]

I thought that the Supreme Court of the United States has already ruled on this matter. Citizens have the right to record and be in proximity to record voice interactions. 15 feet of police presence.

[@isemgnrebbi]

Bad for holding law enforcement accountable.

[@I_am_Diogenes]

I wonder how long it will be before one of these major media companies gets roped up in the new law .

[@rexmasters1541]

We have the right to watch our first responders in the course of their duties. ITS IN THE CONSTITUTION AND THIS LAW WILL BE KICKED IN NO TIME AT ALL.

[@MarkCosgrove-b3p]

The real problem is when there's no tape up. Police haven't been realistic with. Cameras in the public space.

[@MrCoolJaybo1]

This law will crumble like the one in Arizona did! God Bless Jeff Gray!

[@mmruma]

The SCOTUS has ruled 10’ is a safe distance. This is Florida being transparent.

[@stevelangstroth5833]

This will quickly be ruled unconstitutional.

[@tylerrjohnson68]

The one law is all about arresting people filming police committing crimes

[@ACT4UCF]

Or video taping them quietly. This law obstructs justice.

[@berserkerpatriotstore9025]

Wrong by federal law and the Constitution interference in an obstruction is a physical action

[@sourpoison5681]

Public servants cannot REGULATE HOW THE PUBLIC INTERACTS WITH OUR PUBLIC SERVANTS, INCLUDING FIRST RESPONDERS... #UNCONSTITUTIONAL

[@johnpaulwebb3440]

Any new laws to protect children from Matt Gaetz?

[@joekev27]

​@darkmark-d4fI know cuz you have matt gaetz filling those roles looking for his next victims.

[@REVNUMANEWBERN]

Another law gives financial institutions the ability to place a 3 week hold on transactions for elderly people and vulnerable adults that they suspect the person is being exploited.This only applies to people 65 and older and adults 18 Years and older who have an impaired ability to provide for their own care or protection. ANYONE know what the number of this law is??

[@thelifeoffastony1157]

25' is about two car length... Even standing back cops will still start pushing their weight around. The crime scene tape is not in the law books.

[@johnrinkle7787]

So the greatest governor of Florida signed on the dotted line to make this law, gotta question his loyalty.

[@bltvd]

Are police capable of doing anything that does not make them garbage?

[@half-breed]

It has always been illegal to cross an area tapped off as a crime scene.