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Originally Posted by Bent Wookie
Wow... very clever play on words.
Tell me, what do you know about what police take pictures of? Do you know how they are stored or how they are used? So do you know what happens to photos of persons acquitted of crime(s)?
I can guarantee you that the police do not take pictures of family members of persons involved in crime. Nor do they release any of the photos/information of those accused unless there is a public safety issue.
So clearly, you are talking out your a$$. Do some research before you make yourself look like a dummy.
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I am not getting into your tiff that you have now.
But I do think that if we have a right to assemble and a right to protest I do not think that the police have a right to photograph me/others on the chance that their might be a crime.
I get that maybe they are going to put this in a facial recognition software program and look for trouble makers but that also means that they are checking me out too and I have done nothing wrong to justify this. I do hope that pictures are destroyed after this is all over.
Perhaps I have given up my right to privacy if I protest in public but if they are checking on who people are before guilt I don't think that is right.