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avebury

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2. He actually went to the police station and told them that

Reply to NYC_SKP (Reply #1)

Wed Apr 8, 2015, 08:18 PM

Apr 2015

he had a video. The cop did not initially believe him and then started to believe him. He was smart enough to get out with the video before they work up enough to demand it. Had he not done that who knows if that video would have ever seen the light of day.

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You know the cops often seize phones and cameras. We need a federal law to prevent this. nt NYC_SKP Apr 2015 #1

He actually went to the police station and told them that avebury Apr 2015 #2

Of course I'm talking about other cases in other states. Lucky that he managed to share it. NYC_SKP Apr 2015 #3

I remember the case a while back where several citizens avebury Apr 2015 #5

More apps and cloud services need to come online VScott Apr 2015 #4

Totall agree avebury Apr 2015 #7

Site: photographyisnotacrime.com NYC_SKP Apr 2015 #6

Aren't there some states currently working to pass laws to make it illegal to video tape cops salin Apr 2015 #8