Police Trained By Photographer - 1st Amendment
- 6 years ago
Inglewood Police and I have a history of not getting along so well.similar enough to other local departments in the south bay.\r
Things continue to improve though and this video was made about 4 months ago. I have recorded them many times since without any problems at all. \r
I expect arguments about where I stand while recording to come to an end soon if they havent already.\r
Keep in mind that my camera has a zoom lens. So even though the video shows I am further then I need to be for officer safety, the reality is I am even further away then it appears in the video.\r
No hard feelings to the cops. They have their job to do.I have mine.\r
I think if the police give me credit for being anything more then a nuisance, we should get along just fine in the future.\r
Thanks for watching and please subscribe to see how well local police in the south bay have learned to respect photographers and the first amendment.\r
Even if the photographer happens to be riding a bicycle in the middle of the night.
Things continue to improve though and this video was made about 4 months ago. I have recorded them many times since without any problems at all. \r
I expect arguments about where I stand while recording to come to an end soon if they havent already.\r
Keep in mind that my camera has a zoom lens. So even though the video shows I am further then I need to be for officer safety, the reality is I am even further away then it appears in the video.\r
No hard feelings to the cops. They have their job to do.I have mine.\r
I think if the police give me credit for being anything more then a nuisance, we should get along just fine in the future.\r
Thanks for watching and please subscribe to see how well local police in the south bay have learned to respect photographers and the first amendment.\r
Even if the photographer happens to be riding a bicycle in the middle of the night.