There is a discussion on Hacker News, but feel free to comment here as well.
Invasion of privacy because the state-mandated recordings were distributed after this young man had them provided by the state. I think maybe you take that up with the state? No, wait, you sue the kid you falsely arrested.
I saw this video on YouTube a while back. He was dead fucking sober. There was absolutely no reason for suspicion. Fuck these cops.
I thought we had already established the public has the right to film on duty police, no exceptions.
He didn’t even film them. They filmed themselves with body cameras and he used a FOIA request to get them.
Police complain about invasion of privacy? That’s rich.
I’m curious to hear why the police think public officials doing their public duty in public think they have an expectation of privacy in that context.
Did the teenager say mean things about you?