>http://www.infowars.com/man-faces-life-in-jail-for-recording-police/
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>I just don't get it. Why do they keep arresting people for this? Every case like this so far has been thrown out of court.
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>The last sentence in this really sums it up well:
>"....Prosecutors in Allison’s case are deliberately attempting jail an innocent man for life for an activity that they know full well is not illegal. If anything, they should be the ones being charged with illegal conduct and official oppression...."


Corrupt police abhor the recording of their activities because they know their actions are illegal.

A cop gets angry, hits someone with their billy club or taser and then checks off resisting arrest on the arrest form as a no-questions asked way to justify the injury to the arrestee. Who's the judge going to believe?

I'm so sick of the "criminal justice" system in this country. Corruption is rampant. Bad cops are protected by so-called good cops in this b.s. fraternity that has lost all focus of what it's supposed to do.

How many millions of american citizens have been arrested and charged with fabricated offenses?

It took 4 years to get rid of this local bad cop: http://www.ocala.com/article/20110825/ARTICLES/110829837 He was notorious around town. He had hundreds of complaints against him, and yet the article only reports 3 inquiries, 2 IA investigations, and one incident. What a crock.