>>Perhaps we need a federal law that says you can film cops doing their job so things like this don't happen.
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>>http://www.pslweb.org/liberationnews/news/jeremy-marks-home-raided.html
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>>I still don't understand why they don't want to be filmed. Don't most police cars have dash cams now anyways? Plus if I was a cop I'd want EVERYTHING filmed so I'd have a record of what happened, and in case I got hurt there would be evidence of who did it.
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>The whole thing is amazing.
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>More detail (before the ridiculous raid) here:
>http://www.laweekly.com/2010-12-09/news/jeremy-marks-attempted-lynching-case/
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>It looks like that police action is going to truly embarrass the department. Maybe laws protecting citizens video taping public servants will finally be enacted now.

I don't know. Those politicians can be pretty devious, especially when they can send in the troops. I pulled our local DA's financial disclosures to see if he had taken contributions from a cocaine dealer we arrested with 2 keys of cocaine, like our Sheriff and mayor did. He called me at home the next day trying to intimidate me. I told him I was looking to see if he was also in bed with the drug dealer. I didn't find any evidence of a connection between him and the drug dealer, but I did for the sheriff. I set up an auto-dialer and called 100,000 republicans and told them about the sheriff. they still voted for him. I guess the fact that the democrat in that race had been implicated in a murder had something to do with that.