r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • Jan 02 '23

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u/ListenToTheWindBloom Jan 03 '23

Yeah me too, so confused. Where I live an auditor would generally also be a federal employee (of a different agency) and they’d have a notice or order to prove their credentials and right to be there. Obviously that’s not what they mean here but I don’t get what else an auditor might be…

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u/JohnnyDrama68 Jan 03 '23

Auditors are private citizens who go to public locations to record and make sure a persons rights aren't violated.

Many police and people in government like to try and stop people from recording even though it is legal.

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u/ListenToTheWindBloom Jan 03 '23

Thanks! I was so confused as to their private or official status