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avebury

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7. Totall agree

Reply to VScott (Reply #4)

Wed Apr 8, 2015, 08:39 PM

Apr 2015

I think that a person is foolish to let the cops know that he/she has a video of an incident before he/she has a chance to make sure that they secure at least one copy elsewhere. I don't trust the cops and feel that they will easily try to delete anything that shows a cop (cops) committing criminal acts.

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Witness to SC Shooting interview on All In With Chris Hayes [View all] avebury Apr 2015 OP

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