5th Amendment doesn't cover YouTube

[Archer]

clock says 154, key tag confirms identity, YouTube doesn't care how stupid, wish I knew the make and model from dash pic; giving myself a PSA not to emulate, in Colorado at least.

Full minute YouTube video worth watching.

Thanks for looking.

 

[rbentnail]

I see just a picture, not a video.

If yer gonna do the nasty, have enough sense to either not film, not post, or erase when the police show up.

 

[Archer]

 

[Prosolar]

Hmm, I do have videos on Youtube of me speeding, nothing like that but definitely signed up under my name, I always wondered about that but if you only have a few views since its just for me and my friends maybe they won't notice?

 

[SacramentoMike]

Umm, the guy who stole my motorcycle sent that video in to Youtube, officer.

 

[Buda]

Lol! If he didn't post the location. The
Blue Meanies were not looking for him on the day in question.

 

[Old Michael]

Only twenty minutes?
Wow.

 

[mophead]

The old saying, Play Stupid Games, Win Stupid Prizes. Evidence against yourself and posted to the public. Don't believe I would have posted that about myself but then again I'm not seeking Youtube revenue. He is about to here from his insurance company I would imagine.

 

[Whooshka]

I do video some twistie rides with a GoPro but never high speed stuff and never show the speedo. Although the popo can figure out the speed by watching. If they want to nail me for doing 10-15 over in a 25 MPH curve so be it.

Another reason for me to not want a dash cam system. Stupid is as stupid does.

 

[Bounce]

Yep. The 5th never becomes an issue when you voluntarily hand over evidence of the crime you committed.