You won't believe this Afroman verdict

Okay so picture this— you’re a sheriff’s deputy, you raid a house, and then the guy whose house you just raided turns around and uses the footage of *you* in a music video. And then *you* try to sue *him*. Chale, you just can’t make this stuff up! We’re talking about Afroman, the “Because I Got High” guy, and he just won a huge victory in a rural Ohio courtroom. Deputies from Adams County, which is down south a bit, sued him for using their images after they raided his house, and a jury just told them, essentially, to kick rocks.

Here’s what nobody’s telling you: this isn’t just some funny viral story. This is about your right to film public officials, about free speech, and honestly, about common sense. The guy's music video went viral because it was *funny*, yeah, but it also held a mirror up to something. And for an Ohio jury to side with Afroman against law enforcement, especially down in a more conservative part of the state? Eii, that's a big deal. It's a win for artists, for regular folks, and for anyone who thinks law enforcement needs to be accountable. I bet there are some interesting conversations happening at Dirty Frank's tonight about this one.

C-Bus on the wire — we're just getting started.

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