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7:01Now PlayingAs Drake fans filed out of the Apollo theatre after his concert, some noticed that the NYPD officer recorded as many people as possible. Jayar Jackson and Benjamin Carollo break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE on weekdays at noon ET.
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"Now, privacy advocates have decried the NYPD’s right to film people without their consent— as well as concerns over the ultimate use of that footage.
The NYPD identified the cameraman as a community affairs officer from the 28th Precinct’s social media team and said the footage is intended for use on the precinct’s social media accounts to highlight community events. The NYPD also said that the footage would not be used for any other purpose."
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