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To: marktwain
A retired state patrol officer has told me that he expects that all police will record all of their time on duty within 10 years.

I'd say that's a slam-dunk certainty. Probably less than 10 years.

2 posted on 12/31/2014 3:27:14 AM PST by Ken H (What happens on the internet, stays on the internet.)
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To: Ken H

As should be with any/all gov’t officials. You are talking about the 5 W’s re: Law, We the People should be able to trace the process. No more ‘closed door’, no ‘off the record’, NOTHING and NOWHERE should they be able to talk to ANYONE for their (shady) deals.

Even w/ the Sunshine Laws here in FL, they still try to get around it as much as possible....What’s good for the police is good enough for their bosses.

Though, I’d still like to see the ins/outs of how the po-po cams are to work; wireless to a ‘black box’ in the car and downloaded/archived? There’s enough evidence that goes ‘missing’ (or ‘reduced’), there should NEVER be a chance of ‘Oops, that wasn’t backed up/downloaded/saved/etc.’


5 posted on 12/31/2014 5:39:54 AM PST by i_robot73 (Give me one example and I will show where gov't is the root of the problem(s).)
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