Martin County man wins case against deputy for using his cellphone at crash scene

A federal jury has ruled in favor of a Martin County man, finding that a deputy violated his civil rights by seizing his cellphone while he was recording a crash scene on Interstate 95. The incident, which occurred nearly six years ago, led to the man’s arrest despite no warrant or consent for the phone’s seizure.

The Rubin Firm represented the case, calling the decision a landmark ruling that reinforces the public’s right to record in public spaces. The verdict sends a clear message regarding constitutional protections and accountability in law enforcement conduct.

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