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Why This Cop Couldn't Stop First Amendment Activity #firstamendment #police #shorts
Crimes to Courts | 2026-08-01
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San Antonio Texas USA River Walk park police encounter first amendment audit know your rights police encounter bodycam news cops law enforcement cop watch and audit street performer amplified speaker ordinance 21-52 free speech public forum Texas USA First Amendment Fourth Amendment crime court tyra...
San Antonio Texas USA River Walk park police encounter first amendment audit know your rights police encounter bodycam news cops law enforcement cop watch and audit street performer amplified speaker ordinance 21-52 free speech public forum Texas USA First Amendment Fourth Amendment crime court tyrant cop civil liberties busking On July 16 2026 near La Villita on the San Antonio River Walk in San Antonio Texas USA a street performer doing breakdance comedy religious expression and public space advocacy was stopped by park police over an amplified speaker. Officers claimed no speaker allowed without permit and referenced local rules while the performer cited San Antonio Code section 21-52 asked for the exact ordinance text noted no complaint and no decibel meter was used and stood on First Amendment rights in a traditional public forum. He explained years of busking experience including Alamo Plaza events prior talks with La Villita management confirming public space use and willingness to lower volume on any real complaint. He has faced multiple prior arrests including one involving handcuffs that led to ongoing litigation against the city still pending appeal to the Fifth Circuit as of this encounter. No settlement or cash resolution has been publicly reported through August 2026. The full exchange shows calm discussion of noise nuisance rules River Walk restrictions park police discretion versus SAPD and the need for objective measurement under the ordinance. This first amendment audit documents know your rights in action for independent artists on one of Texas most visited public spaces. Disclaimer This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. Laws change. Consult official sources or an attorney for your situation. All parties appear in their official or public capacities. Notice This video uses material under fair use for criticism comment review and news reporting as per Section 107 of the US Copyright Law. #firstamendmentaudit #auditthepolice #bodycam #firstamendment #1stamendment #1stamendmentaudit
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