[matt04]

Let me know when the ACLU goes after the TSA who gets away with groping and nude viewing of women, children and the elderly on a daily basis with no probable cause. I'm not going to hold my breath.

[Steamburg]

It’s going to be ironic when this gets used against Holder’s People at election time. I hope there’s enough room on YouTube.

[the invisib1e hand]

I remember how pissed off that deputy in florida got when I started taking pictures...and then I won in court.

Sometimes life is pretty good.

[Lady Lucky]

They’re useless unless they instantly stream the vid off to a safe place. Do they?

[HangnJudge]

Not on the Apple iTunes Store...

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Like the cops always tell us, "Only someone with something to hide would object."

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

It seems to me that somebody could make a lot of money with a car accessory.

A digital audio/video recorder that would be wired to five pinhole cameras/microphones, the four sides of the car and one of the outside of the driver’s window.

A simpler version would just have two: one of the rear of the car and the other of the driver’s window.

It would be discreet enough for no part of it to be detected during a regular search of the car by police.

And it might even be enabled so that once it had been activated, and “run out the clock”, say three hours of recording time for each camera, without being turned off, then the system would search for an open WiFi to connect with. As soon as it found a stable WiFi, it would transmit its video/audio to a third party.

[OneWingedShark]

They stole my idea!

[Kenny500c]

I think this is a good thing, but prosecutors should have access to the videos as well.

[Kid Shelleen]

>> The app lets users record audio and video discretely with a stealth mode that hides the fact that the recording is happening <<<

Sounds like there is a lot of potential for abuse. What about laws on recording conversations?

Can the police use the app to record a confession after a Miranda Warning ??

[lightman]

Try that west of the Delaware and you’ll be busted under the PA wiretap statute-—two party consent state.

[Graybeard58]

My son, who is a cop was the subject of a scathing letter to the editor, in which the woman lied repeatedly. The police chief wrote his own letter to the editor, daring the woman to sue my son or the police department. It seems the entire traffic stop was audio and video taped, he invited her or any expert to examine the tape, to insure that it was original and unedited.

The chief had high praise for my son’s professionalism. Not so much as an impolite word or action from him, the woman, one of Holder’s people made up the whole thing, including charges of racism.

She has not taken the chief up on his dare.

Video/audio tape works both ways.

The police department should sue her for every food stamp she has.

[Mike Darancette]

“There’s a know your rights button that educates the citizen about their rights when encountering police on the street, in a car, in their home or when they’re going to be placed under arrest, and there’s a button to record audio and a button to record video.”

Is there a button to get a replacement for the cell phone the police officer shoved up your patoot?