I see nothing wrong with this. People have no right to get mad that a law enforcement agency wants the video that may have captured a crime, of a product that

I see nothing wrong with this. People have no right to get mad that a law enforcement agency wants the video that may have captured a crime, of a product that is marketed to help the consumer catch people in the act of a crime that records everyone that passes in front of it without their permission. It's not like you go to your neighbors and say "please sign this release so I can record you if you cross in front of my camera".