Officer Tells Auditor To Leave A Crime Scene

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Knowing the limitations of the First Amendment is just as important as knowing the rights that it protects. Officers essentially have full discretion to determine what is and isn’t a part of their crime scene, and ignoring an officer’s orders to leave a crime scene could result in a lawful arrest.

This video is intended to be educational and does not seek to incite a negative perspective of the officer or the auditor. This video was created to highlight the limitations of free speech and the First Amendment and provide an educational context to a police interaction that citizens and law enforcement officers may learn from. In no way is this video meant to provoke, instigate, or shock the viewer.

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