Sergio Gutierrez, whose video of Baltimore County police
officers went viral, talks about the arrest and the moments that
led up to the officers saying he'd lost his First Amendment
rights.  Say what you will about the abilities of the Baltimore
area's law enforcement community, but they sure know how to star
in a viral video. The latest is a Baltimore County auxiliary
police sergeant who gave an exceedingly hard time to a 21-year-
old college student for simply videotaping arrests at a late-
night disturbance last weekend in Towson.  You've probably seen
it by now, as the segment is all the rage on social media. It's
clear the officer believes taking a video with a cellphone is
tantamount to interfering with arrests. The videographer,
University of Maryland Baltimore County student Sergio Gutierrez
of Sparks, is threatened with arrest, told he has no rights and
ordered to shut up and to walk away — and in rather impolite
language. To his credit, the young man doesn't back off and
calmly asserts his free speech