soulster
11-17-2015, 07:03 PM
https://www.aclu.org/feature/aclu-apps-record-police-conduct
This app will help everyone to upload videos of police incidents. The very second the recording is stopped, it quickly uploads it to the ACLU so there will be a permanent record of it before the pigs can confiscate your phone, erase the contents, or smash it.
Spread the word around. Post this link wherever you can. Load it on your phone! I found out about it yesterday when it was on the front page of the local paper.
All this app does is document police excessive force and other misconduct so they can't lie their way out of it. It is your U.S. Constitutional legal right to record incidents as long as you do not interfere with their work. If cops know they are being recorded, they may play by the rules. If everyone at a scene does it, it will be harder for them to confiscate and destroy evidence, and intimidate people.
This app will help everyone to upload videos of police incidents. The very second the recording is stopped, it quickly uploads it to the ACLU so there will be a permanent record of it before the pigs can confiscate your phone, erase the contents, or smash it.
Spread the word around. Post this link wherever you can. Load it on your phone! I found out about it yesterday when it was on the front page of the local paper.
All this app does is document police excessive force and other misconduct so they can't lie their way out of it. It is your U.S. Constitutional legal right to record incidents as long as you do not interfere with their work. If cops know they are being recorded, they may play by the rules. If everyone at a scene does it, it will be harder for them to confiscate and destroy evidence, and intimidate people.