You are shooting video at a chaotic crime scene when a police officer tells you to...

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You are shooting video at a chaotic crime scene when a police officer tells you to get the hell out of here with that camera. What should you do? a) Ignore the officer and keep shooting. They can't stop you from doing your job. O b) Leave the scene. You have no choice but to leave if instructed by a police officer. c) Stand your ground, keep shooting and demand to see his supervisor. It is your First Amendment right to do your job. O d) Ask the officer where you can move to that you can still shoot from ("OK, where should I move to?") You are shooting video at a chaotic crime scene when a police officer tells you to get the hell out of here with that camera. What should you do? a) Ignore the officer and keep shooting. They can't stop you from doing your job. O b) Leave the scene. You have no choice but to leave if instructed by a police officer. c) Stand your ground, keep shooting and demand to see his supervisor. It is your First Amendment right to do your job. O d) Ask the officer where you can move to that you can still shoot from ("OK, where should I move to?") You are shooting video at a chaotic crime scene when a police officer tells you to get the hell out of here with that camera. What should you do? a) Ignore the officer and keep shooting. They can't stop you from doing your job. O b) Leave the scene. You have no choice but to leave if instructed by a police officer. c) Stand your ground, keep shooting and demand to see his supervisor. It is your First Amendment right to do your job. O d) Ask the officer where you can move to that you can still shoot from ("OK, where should I move to?") You are shooting video at a chaotic crime scene when a police officer tells you to get the hell out of here with that camera. What should you do? a) Ignore the officer and keep shooting. They can't stop you from doing your job. O b) Leave the scene. You have no choice but to leave if instructed by a police officer. c) Stand your ground, keep shooting and demand to see his supervisor. It is your First Amendment right to do your job. O d) Ask the officer where you can move to that you can still shoot from ("OK, where should I move to?")

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