2016 03 07 DHS Police Harass Videographer Outside Fed Compound
Channel: FreeConcordRaw
Date: 2016-03-08

Monday 07 March 2016 
United States Federal Compound - Concord NH
Supporters, protesters, and press attend and demonstrate outside of the first detention hearing held for Rochester, NH man Jerry Delamus, who was seized during a raid on his home by federal police on March 3. While the details of the government's charges against him remain unclear, he is accused by authorities of being a, "mid-level leader and organizer of the conspiracy, who among other things: recruited, organized, trained and provided logistical support to gunmen and other followers and organized and led armed patrols and security checkpoints." Adding to the secretive nature of the actions and proceedings by the US government against Delamus, compound security officials adamantly restricted any and all potential recording or photography devices from their building. US Marshals also made attempts to restrict videorecording on the stoop of the federal building if the recording was facing in the direction of the glass front entryway. Despite making numerous veiled threats about recording on the stoop, authorities eventually concede by leaving a journalist in peace at liberty to record. 
Inside, after hearing from numerous character witnesses who alleged no knowledge or suspicion of Delamus taking part in any wrongdoing, and despite the government failing to present evidence of probable cause of intention to harm anyone on the part of Delamus,  Judge Andrea Johnstone sided with prosecutor Mark Zuckerman and ordered Delamus remain detained until further hearings. 
Filmed using a Nikon Coolpix P520 by Garret Ean
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