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Article: https://www.cnn.com/2022/08/24/us/arizona-police-video-law-aclu-lawsuit/index.html
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Article: https://www.cnn.com/2022/08/24/us/arizona-police-video-law-aclu-lawsuit/index.html
PirateArrrgument
Or, you know, you could train your police to obey the fucking law, and enforce it through consequences. Too radical an idea?
DarthWaiterSE
Gosh, it sure does sound like cops don't want to be caught on camera for extrajudicial killings.
weathercow
*echo*
PalaverQuader
wtf is that shit kind of law? litteraly protecting crime? oh god i hope enough people in the US who arent fascists have alot of guns >
PalaverQuader
so you can fight your second civil war on equal terms with the nazis being fostered in your nation. good luck, may god be with you.
BlueEyedBrigadier
Guess we should see an uptick in the sale of telephoto lenses for cameras in Arizona soon, to allow people to maliciously comply w/the law.
mpaikens299
So if i've got my camera out, i can run from a cop to maintain that 8 ft, right
AsidRayne1245
So if they have a bodycam, they are recording me.. can they fucking stay 8ft away?
frankierizzo0351
Just a way to stop the people actually being stopped from recording. This is an attempt to hide what they do when they have people isolated.
PaintedSnake
Selfie sticks are going to be popular again then it seems. What are they gonna do, jump 8ft into the air?
johnvilnis
This also means if you are recording while they arrest you or stop you, they can charge you for doing so.
circlebreaker
MFers already had a buffer. I've seen dozens of clips & longer videos of them telling people 30+ ft. to back up. They're full of shit.
RobertTheBruise
Even if you're not filming, if you get within 8' of cop interaction you're not part of it's already likely to be interference or obstruction
JustTryingToLiveLife
Jesus fucking christ, a month in prison for recording too close to a police officer, this is literally just fascism
dixxienormus
Klansmen have always been camera shy.
Clockworkdancerobot
This sounds like Arizona is gearing up to some extreme police violence.
Isorikk
The truth is they can't find anyone who wants to join their police force.
pecanyourpiehole
You misspelled "continued police violence"
Bhargo
AZ cops are psychopaths, something about heat makes people violent and cops are already primed to be violent.
Clockworkdancerobot
Something to do with that waste Joe Arpagio who ran a brutal human rights violation prison and ignored sexual assaults in it.
ICannotSanctionURBuffoonery
ScummmBAGERYYYYY!
Evi1Gav
"dangerously close to potentially violent encounters" is an interesting way to say "the police like to beat people up"
Ekibwurm
censorship of press is a dictature's signature move. they are going to claim royalties soon if this keeps up...
autocorrectfailures
What do you think the last two cpac's were about, fascist exporting methodology to Republicans.
whatifgodwasoneofus
TheFastpaws
Fascist pigs!
Ac1dBurn72
Create drones that hover at 10 feet in the air and auto update to the cloud..
K1d1caru5
I want bill makin it felony when police violate training protocols, lie, or violate any laws in their private life. Parking ticket,go 2 jail
Capum15
Breaking: Sales of alcohol, dish rags and lighters spontaneously increased in Arizona this past week...
justlookingatthepicturesokay
you all better vote. municipal, state, federal.
Chalybos
Funny thing, this one right wing pompous ass I knew used to go on about how an armed society is a polite society. Starting to think he —
Chalybos
- may have been on to something, just not the way he thought.
Rodenbeard
"there are groupd hostile to police"... Hm. Wonder why?
PunnyTiger
it's all fine and good except the guy recording from 10 feet away will get approached by cops who will beat the shit out of his and smash 1/
PunnyTiger
his phone for recording from the length of a baton away. STOP RESISTING
baronvonsushi
A law, proposed by a party that touts deregulation & freedom, and built upon a fallacy...
sleepinggreenidea
They also tout hierarchy and deference to authority, though...
EccentricNut
Now if police want to stop someone from filming, they can just get within 8 feet of them and then arrest them.
zanaria
And they will definitely do that. Just rush up to someone before they can back away.
RobertTheBruise
There's an exemption for your own interactions, and if they approach you it becomes your own interaction.
TheNLK
Agreed. While I don't think people should be running right up on police, this will probably be the result of this law
Corrodias
That would be entrapment, but, oh, they probably don't care about that in Arizona.
MerriMod
Yep, and if you try to move away to maintain the 8' suddenly you're "suspicious", "fleeing from an officer", "interfering", and "resisting".
sysgeek
Pretty much. Plus we all know this isn't about following police around recording them. This is to stop us recording for our own protection.
gaidinbdj
There's a specific exception for exactly that built right in, so not that.
Skevoid
So you're filming, a cop comes towards you and you move away at the same speed to not break the law... then it's a chase, you're tackled and
Skevoid
arrested for resisting arrest, because running gives the cop reasonable suspicion.