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Prison Time For Videotaping Police

75 years for videotaping police? (Video)

A citizen who videotaped on duty police - on his own private property (And later at court) is facing up to 75 years behind bars. This sparked a heated debate on radio today as Glenn believes you should have the right to tape police, but Stu isn't so sure. Ref. Source 9

Police Videotaping Time Prison

Cop Strikes Teen with Baton for Video Recording: Video -

A Virginia teen ended up hospitalized with a concussion Tuesday after police struck him on the side of the head with a baton for video recording them. Ref. Source 7

Prison Time For Videotaping Police History & Civil Business Politics

Having ben a police officer in the military and working closely with law enforcement officers from all sectors of the government I believe that a citizen has every right to video tape police officers. They are video taping us more often than not so having a different angle on the video can help show things one video just may not be able to see. I use a VSS (Video Surveillance System) all the time and two views is always better than one. I hope people keep on videoing the police.

Police Videotaping Time Prison

When can you video the police?

Defense attorney offers insights about your right to record what's going on around you. Ref. Source 8d

Police Videotaping Time Prison

Videotaped arrest by Vista sheriff's deputies prompts internal investigation. A 22-second video posted Tuesday on Facebook shows sheriff’s deputies in Vista manhandling two restrained suspects. Source 7x.