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originally posted by: jhn7537
These jackass cops remind me of Denzel Washington and his crew in 'Training Day'.. Just bad people with badges. What's funny (or sad) is that these cops probably believe they're good people....
originally posted by: Qumulys
These revolting officers are so low in morals that I am practically speechless. If this was that raid I'm thinking of where that foul woman officer made fun of the disabled lady, then I guess I can expect them to pull this bulldust. They can shove their claim of privacy right up there 'terms of service'.
The lawyers disagree about the video’s accuracy and authenticity.
Corey W. Glave, a Hermosa Beach attorney representing the Santa Ana Police Officers Association and the three officers, said the video was taken without the officers’ knowledge and was handled by Pappas, among others, prior to being made public.
Glave said Pappas has altered the video in a way to make the police look bad.
originally posted by: theyknowwhoyouare
LEO's should get no privacy while on the job. Nothing to fear nothing to hide.
Though what they did should not be considered a crime outside of theft and getting high while on duty.
originally posted by: InverseLookingGlass
originally posted by: SecretKnowledge
a reply to: AlaskanDad
Under California law, "all parties to a confidential communication" must consent to being recorded, but that rule does not apply when "the parties to the communication may reasonably expect that the communication may be overheard or recorded."
So in California you must give your permission to places that have security camera's, to record you??!!!??
Is that what im reading here?
The little blinking red LED on the cam out in the open is your official expectation setter.