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When I read articles about this sort of thing, I wonder if the reporters and readers are aware that when there is a (violent) crime in public, (at least in my a
by vba616 4y ago
When I read articles about this sort of thing, I wonder if the reporters and readers are aware that when there is a (violent) crime in public, (at least in my area of the US) it is ordinary practice to go around to private businesses with nearby security cameras and request footage.
I'm not minimizing the issue of consent, I just wonder if outraged people (especially HN types) are aware of how things are normally, and either way, are/would be outraged about voluntary cooperation.
Is it generally considered ok to put up cameras and voluntarily help the police out of a desire to protect the community?
- parkingrift 4y agoHe/she specifically said without consent.
- vba616 4y agoJust because the camera owners consent doesn't mean the people caught on tape consented. Just because someone is angry about one thing doesn't tell you if they have a problem with something related, but slightly different. Which is why I was asking.