It all started with someone handing out DVDs in a Federal Reserve museum,
continued with people being arrested on a public sidewalk for doing nothing,
and ended with a judge reaffirming that yes, you can video police.
John [?] wrote for Next News Network a 19 October 2013,
Federal Reserve Bank Settles Counterclaim with Journalist,
In May of 2011 in Missouri, Bruce Baumann was peacefully passing out
DVDs with his local media chapter, WeAreChange Colorado, outside the
Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City. However, when Baumann and
fellow activist Ronald Lewis attempted to enter the Federal
Reserve’s money museum, they faced resistance from the private
bank’s security, which led to both of their arrest. Although this
resulted in ongoing litigation for nearly 30 months following the
incident, Baumann was confident that he would not only be successful
in defeating the charges, but he would also be victorious in
trampling the Federal Reserve Bank with a counterclaim.
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