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I think so? Law enforcement can't break into something without a warrant, but if someone brings them evidence of wrongdoing (especially a third party who didn't
by ocdtrekkie 6y ago
I think so? Law enforcement can't break into something without a warrant, but if someone brings them evidence of wrongdoing (especially a third party who didn't conduct the hack themselves), I believe they can act on it.
- skybrian 6y agoIt seems like someone would have to testify that it's authentic? Who is going to do that?
- dylan604 6y agoThe guy receiving the beating?
- ocdtrekkie 6y agoUnder oath, presumably you compel the people in the footage. But I would imagine that the footage of questionable sourcing might count as the probable cause to go in and get the footage directly via warrant? I am not a lawyer.
- throwanem 6y agoWhoever at Verkada gets subpoenaed by the inmate's counsel to do so, I'd assume. That said, I'm no more a lawyer than anyone else who's commented here so far.