I post a video in the videos section about the 4th amendament. In it, a public official shows her complete ignorance of the 4th amendament, along with a local Sheriff. It's baffling to watch, see it .
My question is, to what extent are we protected under the law, to forcibly remove a warrant less public official from our property? Including when a clueless LEO idly watches this happen?
I'm not talking about beating that person into the ground/shooting at them, but would you be in the clear using pepper spray on them, or some other non-lethal force, like a high powered water hose? (pressure cleaner).
Sounds dumb, but I'm curious, because that video is downright startling.
I suppose if he did do anything that LEO may have been dumb enough to arrest the guy filming, but taking that out of the equation, where does the law stand on this? (and does it vary state to state?)
thanks
-Svt
My question is, to what extent are we protected under the law, to forcibly remove a warrant less public official from our property? Including when a clueless LEO idly watches this happen?
I'm not talking about beating that person into the ground/shooting at them, but would you be in the clear using pepper spray on them, or some other non-lethal force, like a high powered water hose? (pressure cleaner).
Sounds dumb, but I'm curious, because that video is downright startling.
I suppose if he did do anything that LEO may have been dumb enough to arrest the guy filming, but taking that out of the equation, where does the law stand on this? (and does it vary state to state?)
thanks
-Svt