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I think the new wave of common residential video security systems, like Ring, are going to make this incredibly clear in the coming years. Events involving the
by andrewxdiamond 5y ago
I think the new wave of common residential video security systems, like Ring, are going to make this incredibly clear in the coming years.
Events involving the police abusing power are often “he said, she said” situations that are heavily biased in favor of the police. We’ve seen an uptick in reporting since everyone started carrying a camera, and when every home has an always-on video security system, victims will have the evidence they need to really fight for their rights.
- touisteur 5y agoWell if I read things right, ring does give privileged access to LEAs so I'm guessing the next step is to make ring delete footage because 'active police stuff'...
- andrewxdiamond 5y agoLook, I saw this on Twitter just now; (Warning, violent dog abuse) https://twitter.com/haleyjrichey/status/1465785057134710787?s=21 https://twitter.com/haleyjrichey/status/1465785057134710787?... This cop violently attacked this dog, for absolutely no reason. Without the camera, the cop could brush this off as “the dog attacked me and I had to get in” where clearly that is not the case.