"Releasing the footage might harm their reputations."
Don't you just station your troops in a different district and call it a day?
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If enough "dangerous" body camera footage got out, someone might finally do something about it.
I don't know anything about this, so forgive me if I'm being ignorant, but is there some way to hack the footage and post it online?
There's always a way. It'd likely be through social engineering rather than technical means. All comes down to having a Snowden-like person willing to put themselves at risk of prosecution to pull it off.
the RPD claimed that releasing the body camera footage might damage officers’ reputations.
RPD attorney Sherita Walton said that the raid was “valid on its face” and insisted that none of the officers did anything wrong.
State Bureau of Investigation agents confused Abboud with a neighbor who is also of Arab descent—the police refused to pay for the damage
Man, these cameras sure sound dangerous.
I mean, what are the poor police supposed to do? Not be a bunch of cunts? That's not why they got into this job!
It's very dangerous for them to expose their complete and repeated incompetence to the public. One of these days the public might even think that cops might be capable of doing something wrong.
Yep. Dangerous. For them. Color me shocked
it will be fucking dangerous, yes. Professional suicide, even! And I like being the law, cuz it means you ain't.
Nobody has written a hit song called "Fuck the Fire Department!"
Lol made me imagine firemen standing next to a burning house and drenching the one next to it with their hoses.
All Houses Matter
Firefighters pull up to a black family's home, burn it down, and charge them with arson.
They did, but - if you listen to it, you'll find that your point still stands. :D
(I suspect the song is ^not^ actually about the Fire Department.)
I said a "hit song".
If you'd listen to it, you'd find I wasn't disagreeing with you.
Heh. There's been case studies of that literally happening, but it's always been one member likes fire too much, not systemic.
"This is fine..." absolutely killed me.
Thanks for this. It's on spotify too :)
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