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From the meeting on 6/4/07

Tess

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Question that's been playing in my mind since I saw the video.

Someone asked honcho if the "speakers" (plural) want to cancel. Honcho said "they" do.

Can a Fairfax County police officer on duty refuse to speak because he's being filmed? I can understand the fine line about Ricker (paid to speak, though at another point I heard something that made me think perhaps it was gratis).
 
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Tess wrote:
Can a Fairfax County police officer on duty refuse to speak because he's being filmed?
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Another question is can Fairfax Co. police officer speak while on duty? Are my taxes paying cops to spend time speaking at anti-rights meetings?
 
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