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A warrant built on hearsay after a homeowner told a man to leave his porch, from the Institute for Justice
Institute for JusticeOn YouTube: A warrant built on hearsay after a homeowner told a man to leave his porch, from the Institute for Justice (opens in a new tab)Denver, ColoradoExplained, not filmed
The momentA warrant for a homeowner's arrest and search sought on secondhand accounts after a confrontation at his door.
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The Institute for Justice goes through a Denver case where police obtained a search and arrest warrant based on third hand hearsay, after a property owner told an armed trespasser to leave his porch.
What it showsWhat a warrant is supposed to rest on, through a case brought by a public interest law firm.
What Colorado law says about this
Pueblo officers find a dirt biker after street stunts caught on dash camera
PoliceActivityOn YouTube: Pueblo officers find a dirt biker after street stunts caught on dash camera (opens in a new tab)Pueblo, Colorado
The momentA rider doing wheelies and stunts on public streets who is found and detained by officers.
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Pueblo police track down and detain a dirt bike rider recorded on dash camera doing wheelies and stunts on public roads.
What it showsStunt riding on a public road, set beside the careless and reckless driving sections.
What Colorado law says about this

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All 2 of these were filmed in Colorado. The doctrine travels, the statute does not. A stop in Kentucky can show you exactly what a field sobriety refusal looks like without telling you a thing about what Colorado requires, so every card names where it happened, names the moment it is an instance of, and links to the Colorado section that carries the law.

What no card does is say how an encounter would have come out here. What an officer knew, what was said off camera and what the report said are none of them on the recording, so this site does not rule on the incident. It names the moment and lets Colorado speak for itself.

Some of these are the encounter and some are a lawyer walking through one. Both are useful and they are not the same thing, so a card that is somebody explaining says explained, not filmed on its face.

About this guide — these recordings belong to the people who made them and are embedded, not hosted. Including one is not an endorsement of anyone in it, and an outcome on camera is not a ruling on what Colorado law requires. Current as of October 2026.

A warrant built on hearsay after a homeowner told a man to leave his porch, from the Institute for Justice

Pueblo officers find a dirt biker after street stunts caught on dash camera