SWAT agent moves surveillance camera in home

*6:17 - flash bang grenade blast in living room (you can see the pressure), shortly thereafter you see agents searching and one puts down his shield in front of the camera.
*6:33 - female agent spots the camera (see ponytail fling) and points it out to another agent to turn. The end of the video is my ceiling.
You may have seen my other video "SWAT innocent couple"
Here is the match to that where you can see an agent physically moving my surveillance camera (which was only used to determine which cat has been getting on the counter) to avoid being recorded during an unfounded and unlawful search of my home early morning Tuesday June 10, 2014. They busted in like I was a terrorist or something, tore my home apart (you can read more details on the other video's comments) and left without really telling anyone what it was all about or even identifying themselves. I am i the process of filing formal complaints with the DOJ, ACLU, President Obama and anyone else I can think of. Please see my other video and read the description to get a better idea of the exact occurrences. If there are any lawyers out there who wish to help me, I plan to file a suit against the department(s) responsible and specifically against the agent eying my body while I lay naked, cuffed so tight I could not feel my hands (no known reason), at gunpoint and refused to cover me up regardless of how many times I asked.
I did cut the video down some so you can avoid some of the boring stuff.
See 6:17 & 6:33 for the important parts

[@Littlewing1977]

what is with the missing 7.5 minutes?

[@kellarlln1]

When did the female officer with the ponytail enter the house? She shows up in this footage at 6:32:55 I didn't see her when the raid began on the other video. Why does the date & time stamp font change throughout the video but especially at the time mark 6:25:10 TO 6:32:41 (where there are missing minutes)?

[@kariedwards495]

Not sure what happened when you watched it, but every second counted between those and there is no missing video

[@s76699896]

She used to work for DHS, they were looking for computers, etc., she has indoor and outdoor surveillance cameras: HMMMM I will just wait for the outcome of the case. Missing footage that wasn't shared with the public and based on statements of I will die fighting or whatever she said, I am wondering more about her than them. By the way, they turn cameras to prevent themselves from being made public. They could have ripped them out and taken the footage as well, but they didn't.

[@kariedwards495]

They actually tried to destroy the DVR and it is illegal for them to do so since it is legal for the public to record law enforcement. All that came out of it was I got my home remodeled on the government’s dime…new kitchen, new floors…new doors…that mistake cost them over $50k and my home which hadn’t been remodeled since Hurricane Andrew got a nice upgrade and I got to sell it for more than double what I paid for it