Police in a California coastal community received an influx of calls earlier this week about people filming citizens at the ...

Sean-Paul Reyes said he raked in $8,000 in his first month as an "auditor." J.C. Rice for NY Post They pick fights with cops — for cash. Armed with camera phones and prickly attitudes, a new ...

In First Amendment audits, individuals arm themselves with video cameras, proclaim themselves “auditors,” and enter public buildings, like police precincts and libraries, to record alleged violations.

Apr. 8—NEW LONDON — On July 6, 2021, Police Chief Brian Wright emailed a memo to his officers, a reminder that the public has a First Amendment right to record in public settings. Attached to ...

The video was posted to YouTube on Sunday. Police say the video was taped by a citizen, Richard Goins, and was a part of the national trend called “First Amendment Audit.” Winston-Salem police ...

Another viewer commented, “Definitely one of those 1st amendment audit people.” “They do this to audit the local police. To see if they know the rights of the camera person,” another added.

A growing group of self-described First Amendment auditors have been recording video around public buildings across west Michigan. For the last several years, groups of private citizens nationwide ...

Terrell Clayton was photographing police cars going in and out Colorado Springs to pay cameraman $41,000 after First Amendment audit of police | Government | gazette.com Skip to main content ...

In First Amendment audits, individuals arm themselves with video cameras, proclaim themselves “auditors,” and enter public buildings, like police precincts and libraries, to record alleged ...