@964bq9st4hjyiu: #audit #fyp #foryou #police #1stamendment

CoolbyfarAgain :

Plain view doctrine. Anything recorded from public is within constitutional rights. Officer has the onus to create the privacy

I hate trumpers :

plain view doctrine

Joe Blow :

Why would you have sensitive information open for view?

👑 God’s Soldier 👑 :

I get it man! It’s a constitutional right to record from public! But when you just do it to annoy people. What’s the whole purpose? Just to annoy?

elsigno_libra :

You all should know what LEADS is to begin with. A LEADS violation can result in an arrest.

Michael :

Actually this can be viewed as hindering or interfering with the performance of a police officer duties. Actually placing camera on purpose when a officer is performing a investigation could be obstruction.

Jonathan Prior450 :

Then don’t have your screen in public view

EriktheGray :

Plain view doctrine apply to both cops and civilians

DJ Novastar :

I wish i was an attorney everytime i see these videos. Sweet lawsuit, Police must have millions of dollars wanting to donate to the people

Pablo :

michaelpreli :

I'm a civilian and even I know that it's up to that Officer to keep information private

MC :

“Our screen”.

Mz .Grayz :

Is your obligation to secure that info?

noBody :

DO NOT pit your phone away!

Sulladoo :

Wade :

Hope officer enjoys that IA complaint and lawsuit

big_teddy_bear_ 129 🐻 🇨🇦 :

it is the cops responsibility to make it so nobody sees the screen not the person with the camera

user2591938366675 :

Plain view doctrine applies only to law enforcement

Khary Small523 :

Ya but he’s in a private property which makes it intrusive very liable for a suit from the police

Brian :

Cops are the best mostest trained bad ass law abiding intelligent considerate professionals ever. They should all be millionaires for how great they are at protecting and serving the public and upholding the laws and constitution of the United States.

Curtis Wilson :

If the cruiser is parked on a public road and what’s inside is visible from a place the public can legally be, there’s generally no reasonable expectation of privacy—so recording from outside is typically protected.

darth :

it's up to police to make it private. even I know that and don't even live in USA.

michealkrause6 :

It’s your responsibility to make sure nobody can see your screen.