Fifth Circuit hears case of man arrested for posting joke on Facebook

Waylon Bailey was arrested at gunpoint by a Louisiana SWAT team after making light of the Covid-19 pandemic. The charge was dismissed, but so too was Bailey's subsequent lawsuit for constitutional violations.

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