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Police are employees and the cameras running is a term of their employment. To me, it seems no different than a delivery truck driver having a traffic camera on
by mrandish 2y ago
Police are employees and the cameras running is a term of their employment. To me, it seems no different than a delivery truck driver having a traffic camera on in the truck being a term of their employment. No one is forcing them to be employed in this job and they don't have a "right" to arbitrarily dismiss reasonable conditions of employment (like "wear a uniform", etc) and, in effect, force their employer to keep employing them despite not fulfilling their employment contract.
- wmf 2y agoYeah, what worries me is not that some individual police don't want accountability, but the system doesn't want to make rules that would hold police accountable.
- adolph 2y agoPolice are [Union] employees . . .
- FireBeyond 2y agoGenerally, not at the Chief level. Similar in the Fire Service. Chief/Deputy Chief/Assistant Chiefs are generally not unionized, because they have labor responsibilities.
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- mrguyorama 2y agoSo are Ford assembly line workers, but they don't get to kill people and then withhold evidence from the record for some reason.