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assert that law enforcement authorities have no right to privacy while in the course of duty. Specifically when filmed.

Created by M.A. on September 30, 2011

Law enforcement authorities are not exempt from the very laws they enforce. Citizens should not be held hostage or at gunpoint for authorities to confiscate personal property without a warrant. Laws should speak to the needs of the people in this situation to protect the innocent. Any on-duty law enforcement entity should assume responsibility for actions whether right or wrong. While on-duty a right to privacy is not assumed while performing on-job tasks.

http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/06/02/v-fullstory/2248396/witnesses-said...

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