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It's a blurred line though. If the police know that the perpetrator was in line of sight of your camera and they knew you had the footage, then not giving it to

by xmprt 7y ago

It's a blurred line though. If the police know that the perpetrator was in line of sight of your camera and they knew you had the footage, then not giving it to them is a lot closer to obstruction of justice than the example you gave. I'm no lawyer but I'm sure a competent one would be able to argue either side.

kortilla 7y ago
If they have a warrant, sure.
wpietri 7y ago
Only if they ask for it in a way where you're legally compelled to give to them. Otherwise, no. Cops want things all the time, like searching without a warrant. But not doing what they want isn't obstruction.