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Now I know that if you're in a public place there is no expectation of privacy.. But if you ask not to be photo/video graphed then cop or normal citizen it should then be against the law to continue to do so.. Correct?
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Cops are not normal citizens. They have the authority to detain you, etc. With that authority comes the expectation that they have less rights in other areas, namely privacy while on duty.
Authority + Secrecy = Abuse |
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Can you ask them not to video tape you on a traffic stop or with the speed/red light cameras? Of course not.
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Ever see a cop driving while talking on a cell phone? Now they want to tape you when you can't tape them.. Seems like business as usual.
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The interview and reference check for cops should be as thorough as the CIA's, IMO.
Except replace the time spent checking political & terrorist ties, and put it towards checking his emotional control, maturity, communication and leadership skills. |
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Maybe you can't join the force until you're 28 and can't roll alone until you have a couple years experience. Something to that effect anyway.
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I hate to say this but combat vets might not make good police officers. A lot Iraq and Afghnaistan vets are getting preferential treatment during hiring season and I don't think a lot of em should be there. The atitudes and training are not appropriate for police officer in this country. I think that if you integrate them slowly and NOT in batches you'll be fine as long as you have good veteran officers who can acclimate them to the job (this ain't Iraq and these aint Iraqis...you gotta take it down a notch and realize these are you neighbors). If you get a group in and they are being mentored by other combat vets then they just resort to old habits and training. and take those fucking sunglasses off... Last edited by pauldun170; 06-04-2010 at 02:08 PM.. |
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I keep thinking of Major Payne when he applied to become a cop and did some role playing.
In the video above the photographer had every right to record those cops. But no doubt he was looking for trouble and probably needs an ass stomping once a week that his father (or lack of) deprived him of as a kid. Now if the woman in the car was holding a camera to the cops face, I'd probably be okay with the cop telling her to put the camera down (not off but down at least). Not really so sure how I feel on that one. Quote:
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Another bullshit law....the only reason for this law passing is to prevent lawsuits, which for now, most states cannot afford.
It is all about money (devil).
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