I do think there is a bias that lumps all police officers as evil power hungry egomaniacs. And I do think this bias has stemmed from cherry picking the worst oc

I do think there is a bias that lumps all police officers as evil power hungry egomaniacs. And I do think this bias has stemmed from cherry picking the worst occurrences and these getting millions of views so this bias was bound to happen. I am not from the US, so it may be true that all police there behave in such manner, but I think it is unlikely. I also believe there's many individuals really hoping to get that next piece of viral content and it doesn't matter how much the video could be out of context, so I can definitely understand why good hearted police may not like being filmed. That being said I think recording should be allowed, but my point is I can understand why a morally decent police officer might not like being filmed and it is not to avoid accountability specifically, but being taken out of context and becoming a viral victim of hate and judgement.