jhow1nm2
Regular Member
http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/07...that-lets-users-secretly-record-police-stops/
sounds like a good fit for our groups.
sounds like a good fit for our groups.
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ACLU has phone APP. -- That Lets Users Secretly Record Police Stops
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Merlin
Regular Member
Beautiful. This is the kind of thing that could make a huge leap in civil rights being protected from violation. Nice.
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Ca Patriot
Regular Member
from my experiences with police and those that ive observed, the police dont refrain from violating a citizens rights even when they know a camera is on.
i seriously doubt this new app will stop police.
it will however earn some money for the ACLU in new lawsuits though.
i seriously doubt this new app will stop police.
it will however earn some money for the ACLU in new lawsuits though.
ComradeV
Campaign Veteran
Almost all humans behave, at least somewhat, differently when they believe they are being watched.
Perhaps police have noticed recording them doesn't usually help their victims so they are more emboldened or they believe fully in the righteousness of their actions.
Perhaps police have noticed recording them doesn't usually help their victims so they are more emboldened or they believe fully in the righteousness of their actions.