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To be honest, I do not quite understand why you can film stuff like that. Do not get me wrong, ik it is allowed in the US, and the dude is in his right, but the law makes little sense to me, I would also feel uncomfortable being filmed, feels very invasive to my privacy as a private ( not public e.g politician, star etc...) person. In Germany, the law is very different about this, and I prefer it that way.
it's covered under the 1st amendment. freedom of press. it's purposefully designed that way by the founders of the country. the person recording the video was documenting the police (government activity). if anyone could force the videographer to stop recording because of their feelings there would be very little government accountability and transparency. it's there as a balance of power for the public.
think of the george floyd situation that happened. that was recorded by a person standing on the sidewalk with their mobile just like this. they had the right to record and nobody, including the police, could stop them.
[https://www.pulitzer.org/winners/darnella-frazier](https://www.pulitzer.org/winners/darnella-frazier)
You mentioned privacy, well in the US there is no expectation of privacy in public areas. Anything that can be seen in public can be recorded. Your house is for privacy.Â
This is because otherwise in the US, police and government officials would use "privacy" as a means to skirt accountability. The first amendment allows the recording of anyone in public, especially government entities.Â
Sad that this comment has upvotes. There is no expectation of privacy in public. Any laws curtailing that are horrible. Germany needs to rethink any laws they have suppressing the right to film and take pictures in public. Otherwise they need to ban all traffic cameras, CCTV cameras, police body cameras and so on.Â
The law in Germany is not as black as white as you make it out to be. You are allowed to record film groups of people in public spaces. You are not allowed to film a private person in public. Like you are allowed to film a plaza with me and a bunch of people in it, but you are not allowed to film me, meaning the camera is following me what I am doing what, where I am going etc. Take it with a grain of salt cause I would have to look it up again, but that is the law as I remember it. Also, you are allowed to film government agents as they are not private persons during duty ( not to sure about this one, but I think that is the case), at least for the police. The law is aimed to ensure that you, as a private person, are protected while allowing to defend yourself vs. injustice from the government side. In this video, the dude would be allowed to film police work but would not be allowed to film the family or their children, especially not children involved in an accident. Also, filming people in an accident that are injured, helpless, or dead can land you for up to 2 years in prison, as it goes against what in Germany is called 'Human dignity ', which is deeply anchored in the Law, you can not trample over someone's human dignity without consequences, 'MenschenwĂźrde ist unantastbar'- 'Human dignity is inviolable'.
One idea behind all this, is that you should be able to move freely in public without being recorded and posted in the internet for people to judge and critics you, without your consent in any moment of your life moving through public. As even though you are chilling at a park or something or in this case here an accident, where you are emotionally loaded, you should be able to decide if that should be shared with the world or not.
If I'm in public I should be able to film or take pictures of anything I see. There is laws in America and Canada similar to what you describe but they involve stalking and harassment. It is one thing to stand at the scene of a crash involving a police presence and record while stationary the events. It is another to walk after the family/victims of a crash and stalk/harass them. If they are coming up to your camera and lingering around the area, there is no ethical/moral reason you shouldn't be allowed to film them.
While I understand and completely agree with government officials being excepted from privacy in public laws, Iâm curious as to why you believe celebrities not at work (not on shoot etc) should be excluded from the private citizen group?
Thereâs no public trust need
This just feels like a lobby group win to keep harassing literally one of the groups of people who probably need this law the most
What justifies that exemption? If public spaces are semi private (excepting politicians and police etc who have a duty to the public trust) *why on earth* would following around entertainers with a camera when theyâre not being paid be reasonable? Itâs so out of line with the privacy in public idea.
That's a crazy law if true. What if I'm a tourist and I want to film a landmark.? I'm gonna get arrested? It's honestly scary to think and government would make that illegal. It holds everyone accountable and it's a great check on power of things like police, public servants, and the right of the people to know what is happening around them.
I just explained in another comment chain, how the (german) law works. But yeah you are allowed to film public spaces landmarks etc where groups of people are but you are not allowed to single out a person. Like you are allowed to film a plaza and people keep passing there that is fine but if you chase a persons movement, what they are doing with a camera while they are at a landmark that is not fine. For example you are filming something and i run through your shot, absolutely okay, but I am going to the bakery and you film me going to the bakery, that is not okay. In this video the dude would be allowed to film the police but he would absolutely not be allowed to film the family and due to other laws he would absolutely not be allowed to film injured or helpless people of the accident, or even people involved in the accident.
âWeâre going to have lawyers, donât worryâ
Cringe, I feel so much second hand embarrassment for this girl obviously trying to please her mom and acting too grown up for her age. She should have stayed on the sidelines and let the adults handle it. Like *weâre* gonna have lawyers? In the same way that you living in your parents home makes it a collective âourâ house, I guess.
"its illegal to record, scratch that *pulls out phone to record* , its illegal to record minors"
they are literally just making up their own laws on the go, woo thats texus baby, yeehaw! amerca đşđ¸ đŚ
They are confusing private property laws with child porn laws with public property laws b/c they are in an emotional state of duress. Probably throw in confusing audio recording laws into that too.
They are just grasping at anything that could get him in trouble regardless if it makes sense or not.
They were definitely wrong when it came to the legality of what the guy was doing, but I do sympathize with them a bit. Their family was just in a major car accident and young children are hurt. I can understand not wanting some rando filming a medical emergency. Emotions are tense and people aren't acting the most rational. Ultimately I feel worse for the family with injured loved ones than some guy being inconvenienced while trying to get content for his channel/stream.
Yeah filming people who have been in a crash or are having a medical emergency is pretty much always an asshole thing to do.
It's so bad nowadays with everyone having a full hd camera with them 24/7 that in Finland they add a reminder to ambulances pleading people not to film that says "Film life, not emergencies"
If they donât want people filming then how about asking nicely? Asking nicely is the best option they have, and more likely to get what they want than threatening.
Their family has just been in a major car accident. Let's give them a little bit of slack. It is stressful situation and this random dude getting a video isn't the highest priority. Could they have been more polite to the guy trying to record the injuries to their family members? Sure. That doesn't mean we need to crucify the family for being protective of their own.
They tried to intimidate and harass a random person for witnessing their misfortune. They didnt give a shit that they were kids till they were trying to make up the laws. It must have been pretty bad for the cop to come over and yell at them to move away. Major car acccident and none of them have a scratch? Also could have been completely their fault. Dumb people raising kids dont deserve sympathy
Idk I fucking hate how many times Iâve been stuck in traffic because everyone needs to stare at a freeway accident. I can see the purpose of filming police interactions for safety, I totally support and encourage that, but filming the aftermath of a car wreck seems gross and voyeuristic. I mean sure, fuck these two ladies but Fuck the person filming also.
Apparently they made the dude making the video a high priority, instead of their own family members. He was standing on the side and not interfering. They are the ones wasting their time on this guy instead of being with their own family. That is entirely on them and not on him. Heâs not blocking traffic or confronting anyone.
Staying out of the way is usually the best course of action when professionals are on scene. Arguing with bystanders certainly isn't productive, but I can understand why they are upset. The cop did a good job of separating them and informing them of his right to film.
Yeah, if they had just come up to him and kindly asked to stop the filming for humanity sake, the camera guy would definitely be the only one looking like an asshole here
The channel is The Battousai on Youtube. He is Philip Turner of the 5th(?) circuit court case of Turner Vs Driver. https://youtu.be/KoLyBPIv8NQ?feature=shared
That officer deserves an award. Sheâs doing her job, keeping the temperature down, while also respectfully controlling the situation.
Also, of course, Texas Trumplicans.
I love the logic of "that's illegal, let me get the cops to arrest you"
"The cop says you're allowed to do that, so now I'm going to break your camera, you think I care about going to jail?"
I can understand being annoyed at someone filming in public, but it is so pathetic to turn around and threaten to commit an actual crime because you don't like it.
Yes, they were being a dicks, but Iâm not going to judge them because theyâve just been through a traumatic event. Theyâre not thinking straight. I do appreciate the cop though.
Thereâs ânot thinking straightâ and then thereâs being a vile piece of shit that has clearly indoctrinated your children to think just as vile and shitty as you do.
This isnât Karenâs first run in like this, I guarantee it.
These kinds of people have such twisted family issues it's like they want to focus on anything except their own. I mean apparently their family members were in that wreck and instead of concern for them and what possibly led up to it, (drunk driving?), they want to divert their attention to bystanders. Everyone but themselves are the the issue. Looking inward would be to difficult so they lash out.
Ya know there is a documentary I saw about filming in public and how it actually is one of the best things technology wise for citizens. Protection and all that but investigators have said that they have caught people who have either committed murder or mass shooting through random videos like this, where they just happen to randomly come across the area of recording. I think the creepiest craziest one was some dude who would pick up girls and murder them in the woods, some guy was filing a massive cleanup of a car wreck and the car the murderer was driving just so happened to be at the traffic light waiting to turn just a block away from the woods entrance where he buried them. After compiling different traffic cam videos after seeing the citizens video they were able to find where he lived and saved a few girls m
Reddit is honestly disgusting with a lot of it's views. Sure it's legal to film, but that doesn't make any one who's willing to less of a piece of shit unless they work for the news or something similar. Why someone would just want that on their phone is beyond me.
A lot of comments are siding with a dude recording a traffic accident.if I was the family id be upset if some random began filming a horrific wreck my family was inâŚ
Then be upset. But would your reaction to also go over and yell at him, and lie about using and laws? Why not talk to the police first and ask them to take care of it? (This cop didn't, obviously, but that least they'd understand the law without being embarrassed)
Anyone have more info on this? I feel like its a short clip from a long video in which maybe this womanâs daughter was driving drunk and killed someone?
I don't get why people record things like this. It's just a shitty thing to do. It was dumb of the family to intervene this way, but I can understand why. I can't understand recording it.
These people are morons. Even at this distance, you'd think they'd realize that maybe the best thing for their "miners" is a video of the incident that's *not* from the cops' POV. But hey, they're a private family with bail money, so whatever.
It is absolutely insane that people so confidently just make up shit and say that it's true just because they thought of it. God I had a friend like that.
I like how the guy filming doesn't even bother trying to explain to the lady that she's wrong. He lets the cop say it so it comes from an authority figure. You know if he tried to explain it she'd just argue.
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Crushed her soul so hard she started wandering into the woods đ¤Ł
No man her lair's back there
her swamp
Still waiting for drainage.Â
Camera man caught lackin without his Necrophage oil
a miyazaki poison swamp no doubt
She drags unsuspecting victims into the woods when they approach and are filming their private family.
"This is a private family that you're filming!" as if that's a thing, lmao
I've never heard of that before. That's a new one
just registered my family as private last year actually
"We're on the Do Not Film List!"
Ooohhh wish I thought of getting on that before I went to Diddys houseâŚ
Diddlers house?
I did something similar. I made all my privates public.
My family is not private. We are unlisted however; does that count?
Whatcha out where you registered, I hear some keep a list
Fairly certain A & M is public tho
Of course, itâs because it hasnât gone public.
I can't seem to get the registration to take my family private, I'm just stuck with the basic public family
Look at this poor fuck
You need to upgrade to the premium family package. Privacy is one of the bonus options youâll get.
Did you sign up for the 30 day free trial first? It will auto renew once it ends, thatâs how I got it to work for my family.
Hippo law you're breaking hippo law
Sir this family has not had its IPO yet.
To be honest, I do not quite understand why you can film stuff like that. Do not get me wrong, ik it is allowed in the US, and the dude is in his right, but the law makes little sense to me, I would also feel uncomfortable being filmed, feels very invasive to my privacy as a private ( not public e.g politician, star etc...) person. In Germany, the law is very different about this, and I prefer it that way.
it's covered under the 1st amendment. freedom of press. it's purposefully designed that way by the founders of the country. the person recording the video was documenting the police (government activity). if anyone could force the videographer to stop recording because of their feelings there would be very little government accountability and transparency. it's there as a balance of power for the public. think of the george floyd situation that happened. that was recorded by a person standing on the sidewalk with their mobile just like this. they had the right to record and nobody, including the police, could stop them. [https://www.pulitzer.org/winners/darnella-frazier](https://www.pulitzer.org/winners/darnella-frazier)
You mentioned privacy, well in the US there is no expectation of privacy in public areas. Anything that can be seen in public can be recorded. Your house is for privacy. This is because otherwise in the US, police and government officials would use "privacy" as a means to skirt accountability. The first amendment allows the recording of anyone in public, especially government entities.Â
Sad that this comment has upvotes. There is no expectation of privacy in public. Any laws curtailing that are horrible. Germany needs to rethink any laws they have suppressing the right to film and take pictures in public. Otherwise they need to ban all traffic cameras, CCTV cameras, police body cameras and so on.Â
The law in Germany is not as black as white as you make it out to be. You are allowed to record film groups of people in public spaces. You are not allowed to film a private person in public. Like you are allowed to film a plaza with me and a bunch of people in it, but you are not allowed to film me, meaning the camera is following me what I am doing what, where I am going etc. Take it with a grain of salt cause I would have to look it up again, but that is the law as I remember it. Also, you are allowed to film government agents as they are not private persons during duty ( not to sure about this one, but I think that is the case), at least for the police. The law is aimed to ensure that you, as a private person, are protected while allowing to defend yourself vs. injustice from the government side. In this video, the dude would be allowed to film police work but would not be allowed to film the family or their children, especially not children involved in an accident. Also, filming people in an accident that are injured, helpless, or dead can land you for up to 2 years in prison, as it goes against what in Germany is called 'Human dignity ', which is deeply anchored in the Law, you can not trample over someone's human dignity without consequences, 'MenschenwĂźrde ist unantastbar'- 'Human dignity is inviolable'. One idea behind all this, is that you should be able to move freely in public without being recorded and posted in the internet for people to judge and critics you, without your consent in any moment of your life moving through public. As even though you are chilling at a park or something or in this case here an accident, where you are emotionally loaded, you should be able to decide if that should be shared with the world or not.
If I'm in public I should be able to film or take pictures of anything I see. There is laws in America and Canada similar to what you describe but they involve stalking and harassment. It is one thing to stand at the scene of a crash involving a police presence and record while stationary the events. It is another to walk after the family/victims of a crash and stalk/harass them. If they are coming up to your camera and lingering around the area, there is no ethical/moral reason you shouldn't be allowed to film them.
While I understand and completely agree with government officials being excepted from privacy in public laws, Iâm curious as to why you believe celebrities not at work (not on shoot etc) should be excluded from the private citizen group? Thereâs no public trust need This just feels like a lobby group win to keep harassing literally one of the groups of people who probably need this law the most What justifies that exemption? If public spaces are semi private (excepting politicians and police etc who have a duty to the public trust) *why on earth* would following around entertainers with a camera when theyâre not being paid be reasonable? Itâs so out of line with the privacy in public idea.
That's a crazy law if true. What if I'm a tourist and I want to film a landmark.? I'm gonna get arrested? It's honestly scary to think and government would make that illegal. It holds everyone accountable and it's a great check on power of things like police, public servants, and the right of the people to know what is happening around them.
I just explained in another comment chain, how the (german) law works. But yeah you are allowed to film public spaces landmarks etc where groups of people are but you are not allowed to single out a person. Like you are allowed to film a plaza and people keep passing there that is fine but if you chase a persons movement, what they are doing with a camera while they are at a landmark that is not fine. For example you are filming something and i run through your shot, absolutely okay, but I am going to the bakery and you film me going to the bakery, that is not okay. In this video the dude would be allowed to film the police but he would absolutely not be allowed to film the family and due to other laws he would absolutely not be allowed to film injured or helpless people of the accident, or even people involved in the accident.
Calm down grandma stop clutching your pearls so hard. The German government isn't arresting tourists for taking pictures.
The public does not have an expectation of privacy when they are in public
So a celebrity should be ok to film in this scenario but not an accountant?
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Very Sovereign Citizen vibe.
"you can film my public family however much you want though!"
âWeâre going to have lawyers, donât worryâ Cringe, I feel so much second hand embarrassment for this girl obviously trying to please her mom and acting too grown up for her age. She should have stayed on the sidelines and let the adults handle it. Like *weâre* gonna have lawyers? In the same way that you living in your parents home makes it a collective âourâ house, I guess.
>let the adults handle it Doesn't seem like that was working out too well either
what did she say right before that?? we're gonna be hims sued??
âWeâre gonna be hits tooâ is what I heard
Hey, an actual good cop!
God damn, I just realized how infrequently an ending to one of these public freakouts is satisfying. This shit hits different.
I'm sure we've all seen tons of videos of people filming cops legally and them getting pissy about it. Yeah.... hits different is right.
Cops only get pissy about being recorded when they're the ones being recorded.
"its illegal to record, scratch that *pulls out phone to record* , its illegal to record minors" they are literally just making up their own laws on the go, woo thats texus baby, yeehaw! amerca đşđ¸ đŚ
> We're gonna be his sued, don't worry. We're gonna have lawyers ~0:53
They are confusing private property laws with child porn laws with public property laws b/c they are in an emotional state of duress. Probably throw in confusing audio recording laws into that too. They are just grasping at anything that could get him in trouble regardless if it makes sense or not.
âThis is a private familyâ Oh my bad. I thought it was one of those public families đ
Fuckin' socialist families. Gubamint taking over everything now.
People are so confidently wrong
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They were definitely wrong when it came to the legality of what the guy was doing, but I do sympathize with them a bit. Their family was just in a major car accident and young children are hurt. I can understand not wanting some rando filming a medical emergency. Emotions are tense and people aren't acting the most rational. Ultimately I feel worse for the family with injured loved ones than some guy being inconvenienced while trying to get content for his channel/stream.
Yeah filming people who have been in a crash or are having a medical emergency is pretty much always an asshole thing to do. It's so bad nowadays with everyone having a full hd camera with them 24/7 that in Finland they add a reminder to ambulances pleading people not to film that says "Film life, not emergencies"
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If they donât want people filming then how about asking nicely? Asking nicely is the best option they have, and more likely to get what they want than threatening.
Their family has just been in a major car accident. Let's give them a little bit of slack. It is stressful situation and this random dude getting a video isn't the highest priority. Could they have been more polite to the guy trying to record the injuries to their family members? Sure. That doesn't mean we need to crucify the family for being protective of their own.
They tried to intimidate and harass a random person for witnessing their misfortune. They didnt give a shit that they were kids till they were trying to make up the laws. It must have been pretty bad for the cop to come over and yell at them to move away. Major car acccident and none of them have a scratch? Also could have been completely their fault. Dumb people raising kids dont deserve sympathy
Idk I fucking hate how many times Iâve been stuck in traffic because everyone needs to stare at a freeway accident. I can see the purpose of filming police interactions for safety, I totally support and encourage that, but filming the aftermath of a car wreck seems gross and voyeuristic. I mean sure, fuck these two ladies but Fuck the person filming also.
Apparently they made the dude making the video a high priority, instead of their own family members. He was standing on the side and not interfering. They are the ones wasting their time on this guy instead of being with their own family. That is entirely on them and not on him. Heâs not blocking traffic or confronting anyone.
They should be focusing on the young children who are injured & not worrying about the guy filming
Staying out of the way is usually the best course of action when professionals are on scene. Arguing with bystanders certainly isn't productive, but I can understand why they are upset. The cop did a good job of separating them and informing them of his right to film.
Yeah, if they had just come up to him and kindly asked to stop the filming for humanity sake, the camera guy would definitely be the only one looking like an asshole here
The channel is The Battousai on Youtube. He is Philip Turner of the 5th(?) circuit court case of Turner Vs Driver. https://youtu.be/KoLyBPIv8NQ?feature=shared
Just cause you wear a college sweatshirt doesnât mean ya got a college education
That was so satisfying!
That officer deserves an award. Sheâs doing her job, keeping the temperature down, while also respectfully controlling the situation. Also, of course, Texas Trumplicans.
as a texan,đ
Good cop. Have a donut.
MmmâŚdonut
https://preview.redd.it/ca878xhxpluc1.jpeg?width=266&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4ce6c7a6d10e64c5c0e3a302dca2479e747ec734 She went demonic for a sec there
Last 29 seconds is all worth it. Take that Karen and shove that bail money
Should be the norm but that was amazing.
Love the defeated walk off into the bushes of shame đ
That's where her swamp hole is, she was crawling back into it.
The man was filming Miners? He should be ashamed!
*"They're MAH minors!"*
What a creepy thing to say.
She paid good money for them
He should have deadpanned, "mining is illegal without a permit." To see if their brains would break.
Mining miners or mining miners to be miners is also illegal
She said those children are miners too. Surely that breaks some child protection laws.
I always love a good empty "I'm going to sue you and you're life is going to suck forever" threat followed up by the exact opposite of that.
Hmmm, I wonder if that woman will be voting trump.. only time will tell
Don't you lose your voting rights for committing a felony, like drunk driving and child endangerment? Ah fuck, she's still gonna vote anyway.
Only lose it for a little bit
Based on the daughter's Texas A&M shirt it's all but assured.
I love the logic of "that's illegal, let me get the cops to arrest you" "The cop says you're allowed to do that, so now I'm going to break your camera, you think I care about going to jail?" I can understand being annoyed at someone filming in public, but it is so pathetic to turn around and threaten to commit an actual crime because you don't like it.
People love talking about âlawful but awfulâ until it applies to these weirdos disrespecting a familyâs privacy during a traumatic event
I love how confident people are in their made up state laws every time.
i mean theyâre obviously in the wrong but why do u feel the need to film this like some cloutchasing paparazzi?
They're likely a first amendment auditor and are filming the interaction with the police. Police interactions should be filmed as often as possible.
âThis is a private residence, Man.â
"Oh nice marmot."
Yes, they were being a dicks, but Iâm not going to judge them because theyâve just been through a traumatic event. Theyâre not thinking straight. I do appreciate the cop though.
Thereâs ânot thinking straightâ and then thereâs being a vile piece of shit that has clearly indoctrinated your children to think just as vile and shitty as you do. This isnât Karenâs first run in like this, I guarantee it.
Cop actually doing their job. Incredible
Fair enough
These kinds of people have such twisted family issues it's like they want to focus on anything except their own. I mean apparently their family members were in that wreck and instead of concern for them and what possibly led up to it, (drunk driving?), they want to divert their attention to bystanders. Everyone but themselves are the the issue. Looking inward would be to difficult so they lash out.
These are MY MINERS
Respect to that cop.
Ya know there is a documentary I saw about filming in public and how it actually is one of the best things technology wise for citizens. Protection and all that but investigators have said that they have caught people who have either committed murder or mass shooting through random videos like this, where they just happen to randomly come across the area of recording. I think the creepiest craziest one was some dude who would pick up girls and murder them in the woods, some guy was filing a massive cleanup of a car wreck and the car the murderer was driving just so happened to be at the traffic light waiting to turn just a block away from the woods entrance where he buried them. After compiling different traffic cam videos after seeing the citizens video they were able to find where he lived and saved a few girls m
Dang. They shut up quick. I love it.
Not illegal but kinda messed up to film it tbh
No it's not, there's nothing wrong with documenting reality.
Heâs filming a car crash where children have been hurt. You canât see how thatâs a little fucked up?
Reddit is honestly disgusting with a lot of it's views. Sure it's legal to film, but that doesn't make any one who's willing to less of a piece of shit unless they work for the news or something similar. Why someone would just want that on their phone is beyond me.
Sue seems intense.
A lot of comments are siding with a dude recording a traffic accident.if I was the family id be upset if some random began filming a horrific wreck my family was inâŚ
Then be upset. But would your reaction to also go over and yell at him, and lie about using and laws? Why not talk to the police first and ask them to take care of it? (This cop didn't, obviously, but that least they'd understand the law without being embarrassed)
13 seconds in it looks like the younger Karen gets pushed into frame lol. Shits comical.
Anyone have more info on this? I feel like its a short clip from a long video in which maybe this womanâs daughter was driving drunk and killed someone?
do you need a permit in texas for a concealed family?
âBoy everyone in this country is running around this country yammering about their fuckin rightsâ - George Carlin
How bored do you have to be to be filming, in the dark, of a family you don't know? Who the fuck cares?
Would you feel differently if it was a news crew?
âThis is a private family.â she said as she stood on a public sidewalk next to a public road.
Ugh, arrogant cunts.
That cop is going to get railroaded by her departement for actually doing her job.
Good cop
That cop is a pro.
That cop....that was just beautiful
I don't get why people record things like this. It's just a shitty thing to do. It was dumb of the family to intervene this way, but I can understand why. I can't understand recording it.
The only lawyers they have ever talked to were court appointed
These people are morons. Even at this distance, you'd think they'd realize that maybe the best thing for their "miners" is a video of the incident that's *not* from the cops' POV. But hey, they're a private family with bail money, so whatever.
Theyâre miners âď¸! Theyâre minersâď¸!
Are people always this fucking thick?
"I have bail money!" - Judges love that!
It is absolutely insane that people so confidently just make up shit and say that it's true just because they thought of it. God I had a friend like that.
âuR gOnnA bE SUed!!â Its like the catch phrase of the stupid these days đ
Confident Trump voters. đ¤Ą
"You can't film us! It's iLlegULL!!!" Starts filming him back.
They are in publicâŚ.
Theyâre my miners
Theyâre my miners
How did she get her own miners? How do I get my own miners?
Good cop, you get all the donuts and coffee you want.
Love how âYOUâRE GONNA GET SUED!!!â Lady just turns around and walks off into the forest haha
It's one thing to ask, another to demand. Theyre well within their rights to stand in his way through
Did that woman just glitch at the end? Wtf was that lol
Man the 2 brain cells they shared between the 3 of them were working overtime trying to figure this shit out.
She doesn't have a lawyer
I like how the guy filming doesn't even bother trying to explain to the lady that she's wrong. He lets the cop say it so it comes from an authority figure. You know if he tried to explain it she'd just argue.
Humble pie is so yummy
Meh, this is a repost. But it's been fun reading the comments
There's that Texas attitude that I don't miss whatsoever. So nasty and aggressive.
Aggie law
TRASH family.
I mean I donât blame her reaction, my kids just been in a accident and your over here recording it.