Edited sentence: " However, if the location responds with hostility, threats, or calls the local police department, the location is given a "fail." Officers that demand identification under threat of arrest, attempt to manufacture charges to arrest, detain Auditors while acknowledging that a crime has not been committed, trespasses Auditors, or arrest Auditors are typically labeled tyrants due to the perception that the officer is not enforcing the law but enforcing their will." Those locations that fail are frequently subjected to more Auditors coming to the location to photograph and record.Auditors seek to educate the public that photography is not a crime while exposing officers who stray from the law to stop what is perceived as illegal conduct.Auditors sometimes assign a "grade" to a location depending on the location's response.If the local police department is called, the police department is generally separately graded on their behavior.If the location subject to the audit ignore the Auditor or conducts their business in a normal fashion, the location is given a "pass.Officers that ask for identification, state that the behavior is suspicious, detain Auditors, or otherwise approach the situation as though it is a criminal investigation are generally given a "fail.Officers that simply ignore the Auditor, or state that they know that nothing the Auditor is doing is illegal, generally receive a pass.Some Auditors are concerned that if officers are willing to harass, detain, and arrest Auditors, who intentionally avoid doing anything that might be considered a crime, normal citizens might shy away from recording officers for fear of retaliation.What most auditors hope for is that nothing happens when they photograph from place they are legally allowed to be