Скачать или смотреть FIRED Deputy Tries to ARREST Man for Filming at Post Office… Captain Steps In Just in Time

In this First Amendment audit at a United States Post Office in Richland County, South Carolina, a citizen legally recording in a public lobby is detained, threatened with arrest, and accused of “breach of peace” — all for holding a camera.

The female deputy, who has since been fired and arrested on multiple charges, claims you don’t need a reason to trespass someone from federal property. Then a male supervisor escalates the situation by demanding ID under threat of jail, insisting South Carolina is a stop-and-ID state.

Was this lawful policing — or clear abuse of authority?

Thankfully, a captain arrives before the situation turns into an unlawful arrest.

This video breaks down:
• First Amendment right to record in public
• Trespass laws on public vs private property
• Stop-and-identify laws in South Carolina
• Breach of peace accusations
• Police accountability and civil rights

Knowing the difference between a request and a lawful order could save you from jail.

Watch until the end and let us know:
Who was worse — the fired deputy or the supervisor who doubled down?

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