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CBS Tastes Martial Law: "I Can Do Whatever I Want"
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Martial Law in America Oct Nov 2008. Cop clearly says "I can do whatever I want" If that's not disturbing I do not know what is.
If this cameraman did not work for CBS this would have played out entirely different.
How did this not get carried by major networks? Every network? Shouldn't every single videographer out there be pushing for coverage of this.
That was NEWS man. Real live news.... this should be shown across America, across North America. This is the world we live in today. Again, this would have played out more dramatically had dude been an independent journalist, that's a fact.
http://wcbstv.com/local/cbs.photographer.arrested.2.849210.html
If this cameraman did not work for CBS this would have played out entirely different.
How did this not get carried by major networks? Every network? Shouldn't every single videographer out there be pushing for coverage of this.
That was NEWS man. Real live news.... this should be shown across America, across North America. This is the world we live in today. Again, this would have played out more dramatically had dude been an independent journalist, that's a fact.
http://wcbstv.com/local/cbs.photographer.arrested.2.849210.html
Nov 5, 2008 9:36 AM
Re: CBS Tastes Martial Law: "I Can Do Whatever I Want"
Just another poorly (or more like barely) trained patrolman reacting to a situation with his emotions. I'm all for putting more cops on the streets, but not if those many new officers are splitting the training funds of few. I think every person who is handed a badge and a gun should get extensive training in constitutional law before anything else. After that, they should learn how to handle stressful situations without escalating the situation. Demand it from your local legislatures before this happens in your community.
By: Oh-Deeh
