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It's the video. If not for the video there would be no consequences for them. Sadly.
by kolinko 11y ago
It's the video. If not for the video there would be no consequences for them. Sadly.
- Shivetya 11y agoEspecially considering if true the statement of a Burger King district manager claims the police deleted surveillance footage one of their store cameras recorded. Hopefully laws can be crafted which make it a felony for government employees destroying, modifying, or otherwise, privately collected crime video without a court order. They won't stop doing so until it automatically lands them in jail
- huac 11y agoThe police also claim the video has no sound because "the batteries were put in backwards"