In my neck of the woods(San Rafael, CA 94901) San Rafael police have a pilot program that will equip a few officers with a CAM. The problem is the camera can

In my neck of the woods(San Rafael, CA 94901) San Rafael police have a pilot program that will equip a few officers with a CAM. The problem is the camera can be turned off by the officer. It's a small program and will go nowhere. These Cops are harassing Anyone they feel might be Homeless. They are ticketing for jaywalking, sitting on side walks, sleeping. (They are trying to make there life so miserable they will be forced to move on to another town--basically). It's hard to watch them(SRPD) swarm around a suspected Homeless person --take their picture, frisk them, make them empty out all pockets, put their hands on their Crotch, etc.) It looks like something out of Germany in the 30's. That said: I can't protect them, but I have the resources to protect myself--kind of. I bought two Dash Cams off Amazon for less than $16.00 each. I bought two because they are cheap and I wanted a spare. I have this Cam on whenever I go out. I don't get pulled over because I drive an older car, or happen to be out after 10 p.m. anymore? I only wish I had this cheap form of protection when I was younger! Basically, you need to protect yourself. The price of Dash Cams is so low, there's no excuse not to have one on your vechicle? Look at the purchase just as vechicle maintence. There's no need to buy anything fancy.