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In Russia, they actually do film raids/arrests. It's later used in court I think. It's pretty common, they do it with low profile criminals, too. There's a spec
by kgeist 5y ago
In Russia, they actually do film raids/arrests. It's later used in court I think. It's pretty common, they do it with low profile criminals, too. There's a special officer with a camera filming everything. You can find plenty of such videos on Youtube.
- capableweb 5y agoPlenty of countries actually do this, not just Russia. In fact, I think the US is the outlier here in not documenting their raids.
- woodruffw 5y agoThe US, in its majesty, does record many raids but conveniently loses the footage.
- capableweb 5y agoYeah, that's why I wrote documenting, not recording. If it can't be accessed after the fact, I don't think you can consider it documentation.