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News Cameraman Arrested For Filming Police Chase
The Blaze ^ | Aug 1, 2011

Posted on 08/01/2011 7:43:00 AM PDT by WaterBoard

The cameraman, Phil Datz, was standing on the sidewalk of Sycamore Avenue in Bohemia, video taping the end of a police chase, when a Fifth Precinct police officer told him to “just go away.”

Mr. Datz called Suffolk County Police Public Information Officer to get permission which was granted, Mr Datz was still arrested while filming from one block away on a public street while cars used the same road without restriction.

Suffolk County police confirmed that Datz was arrested and said he was charged with obstruction of governmental administration. He was taken to the Fifth Precinct stationhouse in Patchogue where he was fingerprinted and had a mugshot taken. He was later released.

“We are reviewing the circumstances surrounding the arrest” of Datz, a police spokesman said.

Video of Incident: Link

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To: WaterBoard

Just an isolated incident...move on, nothing to see here. /S


61 posted on 08/07/2011 10:13:39 AM PDT by JrsyJack (a healthy dose of buckshot will probably get you the last word in any argument.)
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