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Shared August 29, 2026
A citizen filming inside a post office says employees are trying to remove him even though he insists he has remained peaceful and is simply documenting the facility. He tells officers that Sergeant Baka had already explained at another post office that filming itself is not a crime as long as he is not being disorderly or violating the law.
The encounter becomes tense when an officer asks for his ID even after telling him he is not being detained. The citizen refuses, asks for Sergeant Baka and a supervisor, and argues that the posted rules support his right to continue recording.
📹 First Amendment Audit
📮 Post Office Filming
🪪 ID Refusal
🚔 Police Accountability
⚖️ Freedom of the Press
Watch until the end as a post office filming complaint turns into a heated dispute over identification, public recording, and whether discomfort alone is enough to stop the camera.
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