She had a right to film no doubt. The officer should have just tried to talk with her about keeping a safe distance for everyone there, including her.
Let’s keep in mind that she went out there specifically because she thought that three white cops should not have been talking to a black guy, a black guy they arrested for some reason. She went out there to stir up the whole racial profiling BS.
Wonder if she is as quick on the camera when the local flash mob is breaking into cars and beating old people down...
“Let’s keep in mind that she went out there specifically because she thought that three white cops should not have been talking to a black guy, a black guy they arrested for some reason. She went out there to stir up the whole racial profiling BS.”
You got it! She’s a sniveling little agitator community organizer just the way Obama started out
they stooped, searched and interrogated him - but then let him go - they did NOT arrest him,.
One might wonder if there might have been a different ending from him had the lady not been taping? Maybe she was taping because such incidences are common place?
btw - in the initial incident - the “black guy” was released, perhaps even without a ticket.
Can't say...but then, it really doesn't matter, does it?
I despair at times when reading posts from fellow 'conservatives.'
For those who seem to be unclear on the issue, "A Nation of Laws, Not Men," means that the law is applied in a fair and impartial manner.
Political beliefs are irrelevant!!!