He recorded the police doing something “unfair” and the police station played recorded music so that they could not download the video.

An American activist got mad at the police when he saw that they had put on a song during He recorded them holding a person in a way he deemed unfair and dishonest, to share it on your account Instagram.

The trick is that when a person records a video with a copyrighted subject matter, the platform immediately vetoed it. Yes indeed, police reportedly prevent man from showing video with police statements and action on social networks.

At the start of the video, the man is seen arguing with the police at the police station over a fine he received which he felt was unfair. As he began to investigate, the policeman put a song in the background.

The policeman who carried out this action was identified as el sargento Billy Fair. Meanwhile, in the description of the video, Sennet Devermont, claimed he was able to download the video despite the ban. On the other hand, Devermont accused the Fair of doing it on purpose.

“You are using copyrighted music to prevent me from posting these videos on social media”criticized the man.

The activist also commented that one day ago when some people started recording the police, they did the exact same thing, putting the song in the background. “In my life” by The Beatles.

At the end of the video’s description, the man wondered if this controversial action had been a “a request from superiors ”.

“I’m going to file a complaint against that righteous officer and Agent Reyes who did this to me before.” It’s scandalous., he asserted.