Police Demand ID for Filming Bank — “Suspicious” Isn’t a Crime #copwatch #firstamendmentaudit

A man recording a bank from a public sidewalk is confronted by police—and immediately asked for ID without any crime being identified.

When he asks the key question—“Am I being detained, and for what crime?”—the officer struggles to justify the stop, shifting from a “call” to vague claims of “suspicious” behavior. The situation escalates into threats of detention and obstruction, despite no clear legal basis.

The encounter quickly breaks down as rights are challenged, tempers rise, and the citizen later files a formal complaint—turning the camera into accountability.

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