On 04-26-2019 Cameras Everywhere and I went to the Seattle Police department HQ to do a first amendment audit and while we were there Cameras did and open records request / compliance check. The officer behind the counter did a very good job of informing the two uneducated citizens that we are allowed to take photos and video in a public lobby. He also informed multiple staff member that our videoing was allowed thus preventing the staff and other officers from freaking out.
While recording I was “attacked” by Grabby Gus an ill informed snowflake and then given a third degree questioning by a rather odd man in bicycle shorts (Nosey Nate Sr.)
To see the video by Cameras Everywhere check out the link below:
Note: Nosey Nate was the bicycle guy in my subway sandwichboy freakout video who inserted himself into the action and ask a whole series of questions.
Seattle Police Department HQ
610 5th Ave
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone (206) 625-5011
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