👮♀️She Wanted ID and Wasn't Taking No for an Answer
🎥1A auditor Angel “Bartholomew” Moses (Kansas City Accountability) was filming from the public sidewalk outside a bank on Ward Parkway in Kansas City, MO when employees called the police.
Officer Sarah Holland #5826 cuffed him after he refused ID and interfered with his camera.
He asked for a sergeant.
The sergeant arrived, checked the facts, and told Holland she could force ID only if there was a crime.
There wasn’t.
The bank declined trespassing charges because he never left the sidewalk.
He was released.
Filming from a public sidewalk is not a crime.
❓Did the sergeant save Officer Holland from making an even bigger mistake?
❓Do you think Officer Holland actually believed she could force ID with no crime—or was she just going with her feelings?
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