This sort of thing could set-off an arms race between police and those who want to record them. However, the police today seem to stifle recording in a grass r

This sort of thing could set-off an arms race between police and those who want to record them. However, the police today seem to stifle recording in a grass roots, individual way. Would the police chief be embarrassed to explain in a room full of journalists that his department "jams" legal communications equipment as a matter of practice?