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ModerateImprovement@sh.itjust.works to News@lemmy.world · 2 years ago

New Louisiana Law Serves as a Warning to Bystanders Who Film Police: Stay Away or Face Arrest.

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New Louisiana Law Serves as a Warning to Bystanders Who Film Police: Stay Away or Face Arrest.

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ModerateImprovement@sh.itjust.works to News@lemmy.world · 2 years ago
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New Louisiana Law Serves as a Warning to Bystanders Who Film Police: Stay Away or Face Arrest
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Louisiana is the fourth state to enact a so-called police buffer law, which allows officers to order people to keep their distance. Journalists say the law will make it harder to document when police use excessive force.
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    5th circuit. They’re teeing up for SCOTUS.

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      The 5th gets scolded by SCOTUS. That’s not a predictor, but they aren’t upheld as much as many think.

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    so many good cops, but what does it matter if half of ya are absolute cowards .

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      “But it’s just a few bad apples…” /s

      Like, yeah, maybe. But the expression is “one bad apple spoils the whole barrel”

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        Wait, that’s the full expression??

        I thought it was “one bad apples seeds the union before retiring on full pension after paying out victims’ families using tax dollars”

        We should really rethink how we select and train these police if we’ve been using that phrase wrong!

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          The expression must have lost some of its original meaning in translation lol

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            The expression really pulled itself up by the bootstraps.

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    The republicans in court are going to use the “but the camera is too far away to able to identify police abuse”

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      Which is combined with the regular “you don’t know what happened before filming” is even worse.

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    Can’t have more videos like the ones that make people angry about our out-of-control police getting out.

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    So I wonder who’s going to build a phone with a built in range finder.

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      There’s actually a way to do that now.

      Use this filter in the BLE radar app: 00:25:DF:*

      That hex sequence is used exclusively by the taser company who happens to make all of the cameras for almost all of the police.

      It works fairly effectively, it spotted cops for me while I was driving past them on the freeway so I think that’s probably pretty good.

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        Why would a taser have Bluetooth??

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          Taser is a brand name. They make the body cams too. Body cams gave BLE radios. I think the sub brand of the cameras is Axon.

          I’m pretty sure the weapons don’t have any BLE devices in them.

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            Huh, TIL they own Axiom. Super interesting, thanks!

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              You are quite welcome internet friend!

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        Interesting topic. Please say more, line what exact app you use? I didn’t see BLE radar but find many like it… Which one is legit

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          Sorry about that I didn’t realize that it was listed in the store as Bluetooth radar. The app shows up in the system as BLE radar. Here’s the actual link to the precise app.

          https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=f.cking.software

          Here’s a screenshot of the description in Google Play:

          Here’s a screenshot of the configuration that will find taser branded devices:

          And if you don’t trust the Google Play store you can also find it in the standard F-Droid repository:

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            Cool thanks for the reply

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              Absolutely! Happy to help!

              Apes together strong.

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    They can’t hide things if it is on film! Gosh derned kids! It’s not like they can change their behavior, sheesh!

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      Arrest Trump then? Well he hasn’t been sentenced yet so it’s bound to happen.

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    25 feet is about 9 steps away. Not super terrible, but as the article states, the cop is likely to decide 25 feet is how ever far he says it is.

    I actually agree that there should be some distance on the books, so a cop doesn’t have to worry about getting shoved or attacked or whatever while they’re dealing with someone else, but 25 feet is a bit excessive.

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