Recording police fuckups is now a punishable offense...in the eyes of fucktard cops

[TeeKup]

NVOUS are you going to add something credible to your post or just insult him? Sleepy makes a good point, get the fuck over it

Please don't argue with someone who's attitude transcends that of the Empire State Building. Its like trying to argue with creationists, a waste of time.

[TVTyrant]

Limited I know the guy closest to the camera in that video at 3:04 Weird right?

[Rainbow Dash]

Please don't argue with someone who's attitude transcends that of the Empire State Building. Its like trying to argue with creationists, a waste of time.

Hi I'm Teekup I'm going to defend my friend despite it being obvious he's dead wrong by attacking Sel instead.

Wait, I thought we were talking about recordings of police action, not of crimes being committed that the police are called in to stop. Police raping the suspect on the spot they arrested him/her on? Wat.

^^

I hope his post clears up why what you're debating is irrelevant you two adorable boys :3

[Sanctus]

He's my brother you clueless twit

Take it this cameramans screwed then...



Coppers a legend

^ so much win :P

[Rainbow Dash]

He's my brother you clueless twit

Ya, and you're both adorable, you got a problem with that?

[sleepy1212]

Wait, I thought we were talking about recordings of police action, not of crimes being committed that the police are called in to stop.

Is there a difference? Other than traffic stops and blind luck they're usually called in by 911, residents, or by other officers via dispatchers.

Anyway, there's two discussions going on here, one is "video by bystander" and the other is "video by cop" (e.g., sewn into uniform). The latter is what Sel is getting his panties in a bunch over, unless he didn't read the whole thread.

[Sanctus]

What's interesting is that you never hear about the police officers that freak out about these sort of things getting in any kind of trouble with their respective departments. Slamming a guy on the ground and stomping on his camera? That's excessive force.

[Jelly]

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[Warsaw]

Is there a difference? Other than traffic stops and blind luck they're usually called in by 911, residents, or by other officers via dispatchers.

Anyway, there's two discussions going on here, one is "video by bystander" and the other is "video by cop" (e.g., sewn into uniform). The latter is what Sel is getting his panties in a bunch over, unless he didn't read the whole thread.

Yes, but the police usually get there after the crime has been committed or end up giving chase to the suspect. Unless it's a sting. What I mean is the difference between recording a criminal committing rape and a recording of the police taking the guy down, potentially in a less-than-kosher fashion.

Also, what do gun laws have to do with this? You are allowed to have a gun, same as any cop, so long as you are not a felon.

Fake E: And if you are sitting there recording a rape and NOT calling the police at all (before or after), then you are an accomplice and also should be arrested.

[Dwood]

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or in other words, GL, its the USA or GL I T USA