Motorists in Russia using hidden video to crack down on police corruption.

This seemed an interesting article from al-jazerra...

Motorists in Russia are using technology to crack down on police corruption. An estimated one million people across Russia have installed cameras in their cars - to ensure that justice is served. Al Jazeera's Charles Stratford reports from Moscow

It relates to the surveillance issues we have in the USA, or more accurately, counter-surveillance of corrupt police who would have no problem destroying or fabricating evidence at-will. The trick here is that a bunch of states have ancient Wiretap Laws, which protect from audio recording of people.....more or less w/o them being aware of a recording in process. I've wet my feet on this issue in combat, trust me.

Anyway, here is the vid....



www.aljazeera.com...

i trust Al Jazeera they seem more reliable for truth then CNN, BBC, FOX NEWS

Hell Yes!

This is what is needed in every single Country with a Military Police State where the LEO are charged with being nothing but tax collecting peons.

USA...s up!

Peace

Off to find out where I can buy one of these car cams they are using...

I watched a show about this the other day, and if I remember right, the Russians were more worried about drivers causing fake accidents so they could make false insurance claims than bad cops. Bad cops are a huge issue here in the States, though, and I would get one of these cameras installed if I was sure the RF generator I am using to block the GPS recorder wouldn't interfere with the recording.

"In Russia public monitor police; in America police monitor you!"