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No they make it OK for them to arrest you for breaking laws while you're filming them. Like when some wise ass come walking across the street looking in his phone the whole time and never once looking in both directions. Just because there was heated words exchanged between the Cop and the SJW in the process. Will not be grounds for some Lawyer to say "Well Yer Honer, the Officer was just retaliating, he(the cop) Was breaking the law first. He was subduing a suspect not in accordance to my client's liking and specifications."

Go film the cops from the street or your home from in your car. Don't get in their space, and face and tell them how to do their job. While trying to intimidate them into not doing their job, in fear of retaliations.

It's a Shit Sandwich for sure, but we need Law and Order and the Soros Legions has brought us to this with their lawless disregard for everyone's right. But they will slander and libel you to pieces then hold you liable if you show any contempt.
I'm sorry but I prefer hard Cops and Tough Laws at this point. We can dial it back a bit when Soros and his family has their assets seized and they stop paying people to be the Anti Law imposed on all of the sane people.

If they are worried about officers being subjected to years of frivolous expensive legal process, why don't the SCOTUSfucks fix the legal system instead of putting band aids on cancer?

Tenpoundbass says

No they make it OK for them to arrest you for breaking laws while you're filming them.

Inaccurate. The article clearly states the decision was based on saving cops from having to go to court. If they don't like what you say, they can arrest you. If you are just filming, they can make something up, and arrest you. Just more stacking of the same deck because the system believes it and the people it hires, are better than you.