Exactly, there is no expectation of privacy for these cops in public, as there is none for us civilians as cops see fit to tape us from their dashboard. The cop had no right to step foot on the man's property, any potential evidence would require a warrant to seize- you cannot argue around these points.
We are seeing a brazen increase in such incidents lately as a method of conditioning the public masses to believe they no longer have any rights in the eyes of the State. Woman, men, and children forced to be herded through body scanning radiation devices and molested by minimum wage TSA workers. Cops who forgot they are public servants and not God, acting as if there are no boundaries for them, constantly breaking the law and the
noses of innocent people to compensate for their shortcomings as human beings.
We all answer to the same God, whatever name you have for God. You cannot do to another what you would not expect to be done to you. As we're entering these troubled times be sure to constantly remind yourself of this. I see a forum of good-minded and good-hearted people here who want to do right by themselves and others, in a world that keeps trying to convince us were just animals. I don't believe that for one second and neither should you. Let the world fall around you but maintain your dignity and respect for one another, it may very quickly become the only thing we have left.
There are several clearly delineated exceptions to the warrant requirement, FYI. Not saying the OP fits any of them per se but just because you wear a tin foil hat and fancy yourself the one man arbiter of the Constitution does not you wouldn't get folded like a high school note if you tried to assault a cop in the lawful course of his duties. Insisting on a warrant when one is not legally required to the point of physical resistance is a great way to get hurt.
