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Originally Posted by tgd89
Agreed.
But the constitution and state law isn't preventing them either, like it or not a state agency has more power than the average citizen. There is a state law (while a stretch at wiretapping) that could be interpreted against what he did, also the constitution was not written in mind with the ability to record or monitor anyone digitally.
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Thats debatable. One could argue that the fifth amendment protects us from such videotaping of citizens against their wishes. And Im sorry but the police have no more rights than any other citizen... at least technically.