Lets say, what if you (yes YOU) reading this or I, were to spit (like HAWK TUAHHHH spit) on another member of the publics face while brandishing a firearm on public property (aka public sidewalk), what do you think would happen? Is spitting on people legal in other words? Most reasonable people would say spitting on someone is a crime.

Well apparently, if you work for the Connecticut State Troopers that grants immunity for spitting on people. Brian Fahey is unhinged. Ironicqlly he works as the sergeant for pistol permits, yet he misuses his weapon. Sounds like he needs to revoke his own permit to me. What a disgrace!!!

This video captures a heated exchange at a government committee meeting on criminal justice issues, where the chairwoman, Representative Debbie Villio, clashes with Louisiana Veterans for Medical Cannabis founder Tony Landry over his right to record the proceedings.

Despite Landry asserting his constitutional and state-mandated rights to video record the open public meeting, Chairwoman Villio insists that the committee’s rules prohibit recording. She directs the sergeant-at-arms, Jaubert Ambeau III, to seize Landry’s camera, leading to a tense standoff.

Louisiana Open Meetings law 42:23 §23. Audio and video recordings; live broadcast A. All of the proceedings in a public meeting may be video or tape recorded, filmed, or broadcast live.

The video highlights the conflict between the committee’s internal rules and the legal rights of citizens to document public government meetings. As a veteran, Landry invokes Louisiana’s open meetings law, which explicitly allows for audio and video recording of all public proceedings.

This footage offers a window into the challenges that can arise when government officials attempt to restrict the public’s ability to freely observe and record their activities. It raises important questions about the balance of power, transparency, and the protection of First Amendment rights in the political process.

Viewers can evaluate the merits of Landry’s position and the appropriateness of the committee chair’s actions in attempting to confiscate his camera and remove him from the meeting. This video provides a thought-provoking example of the ongoing tensions between citizens’ rights and government authority.