[VIDEO] Man Tazed For Filming Cops
April 1, 2022
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as posted by the channelPolice scream at a man pulled over and eventually taze him without a stated reason. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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A New Bill Restricts How and When You Can Film Cops in Arizona
"Recently Rep. John Kavanagh introduced HB 2319 to the Arizona House of Representatives which would prohibit anyone from recording the police in public without permission from the officer first, with few exceptions such as if someone who is “the subject of police contact.” This would afford police a reasonable expectation of privacy in public–a right not afforded to any other group in the country. Earlier, we mediated a debate between Kavanagh and K.M. Bell of the Smart Justice Campaign Strategist for the Arizona ACLU about the bill."
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