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A great deal of the cameras taking your pic in public places have audio.
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God forbid we point out faults of cops. :lol:
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Well I agree. The guy on the bike had no reason for driving that fast.
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Indeed, bike guy is a grade one dickhead, and I thank the officer for stopping him before he killed someone.
I'm even okay with the officer coming out with a preemptive gun draw - bike guy could well be armed and dangerous - but he should have had the badge out at the same time. |
The line on taping police is kind of fuzzy, there is no definite laws about it. But this can go from something that is protected by the first amendment to a felony. I believe it was in Pennsylvania that police have an expected right to privacy, but you don't.
Furthermore, it is very convenient how often those dash board cameras don't work when the police are at fault. IMHO the problem with police is that they have vast authority they can make you whatever they want and if you don't they will kill you and can get away with it 99% of the time. |
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Still waiting to meet a Kunta Kinte. |
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No names starting with the letters "kun" have ever been in the top 1000 most popular names in the US. |
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I couldn't think of a more appropriate place to post this picture than in this thread.
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Finally, some sanity.
Thank you, Circuit Court Judge Emory A. Plitt Jr., for throwing out the wiretapping charges against motorcycle driving speed freak Air National Guard staff sergeant Anthony Graber. And Cassilly is still an ass. Quote:
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NAh - he's got a point there. Then again maybe he should be more interested in how the current administration is trying to expand their wiretapping into emails... Thats scary, but for another thread... If I could only find it.
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it's not the administration that is asking for that expansion.
It is the FBI. |
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