| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - ing an arrest on their cell phone to become subject to arrest themselves.[11] While it has been established that recording a police officer in public ???is a form of speech??? protected by the First Amendment, there have been many exceptions carved out of that right which allow an officer to interfere.[12] For example, a policy paper produced by the International Association of Chiefs of Police (I
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