BALTIMORE (AP) - The American Civil Liberties
Union of Maryland says it wants police officers statewide to know
citizens have the right to record their actions.
The ACLU chapter announced
Monday that it is asking law enforcement agencies statewide for clear
policies and training to ensure that officers know the public can record
them as they conduct official business.
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4 comments:
I have no issues with that, providing that the same rules apply in the other direction as well. Meaning that the ACLU doesn't argue a technicality because LEOs don't advise a bad guy that HE'S being recorded.
Do the "bad guys" have a choice @2:05? Sounds like a cop to me.
2:05 PM
If you're not doing anything wrong, you shouldn't mind being recorded. Right?
5:35 exactly, especially if your recording isn't hampering or impeding the officers.
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