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Search Result: Citizen Video

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Controversial Arrest of Woman Filming Traffic Stop

June 23, 2011

The Rochester (N.Y.) Police Department arrested a woman for taping a traffic stop in front of her 19th Ward home on May 12. She was standing in front of her house with a hand-held recording device when the arrest happened.

Video: Las Vegas Officer Suspended In Videotaped Incident

April 26, 2011

Las Vegas Metro Police Officer Derek Colling has been suspended with pay pending the results of an internal investigation into his use of force against a videographer.

Las Vegas Cop Uses Force Against Videographer

April 25, 2011

A Las Vegas Metro Police Officer Derek Colling is under investigation for this videotaped incident involving a videographer. Source: 8 News Now.

Video: Officer Pepper Sprays Squirrel

April 11, 2011

A cell phone video clip of a Mesquite (Texas) Police officer using pepper spray on a baby squirrel was posted to YouTube in front of students was posted to YouTube last week.

Officer Pepper Sprays Squirrel

April 11, 2011

A Mesquite (Texas) Police officer is seen using pepper spray on a baby squirrel in front of a group of students.

Video: Miami Beach Police Respond To Beach Confrontation

March 29, 2011

Late Monday night, the Miami Herald posted YouTube videos online showing Lt. Douglas Simon arresting a woman later identified as Sara Greenback who police say was kicked out of a Funkshion Fashion Week concert on the beach for "unruly behavior."

Beach Confrontation In South Miami

March 29, 2011

Miami Beach Lt. Douglas Simon is captured on video arresting a woman, after slamming her to the ground.

LAPD Chief: Rodney King Arrest Wouldn't Happen Today

March 4, 2011

For the 20-year anniversary of the Rodney King incident, POLICE Magazine has prepared several perspectives and collected others that paint a fuller picture of the incident's impact on law enforcement.

Cops More Aware of Citizen Video, 20 Years After King Arrest

March 4, 2011

Compared to the Los Angeles Police officers who arrested Rodney King, cops today are much more aware of the fact that someone is almost always watching, and potentially recording, their actions.

Baltimore Cop Fired In YouTube Skateboarder Flap Wants Job Back

February 28, 2011

Salvatore Rivieri, a 19-year veteran, was fired in August amid public outcry over the incident. Officer Rivieri is seen pushing the 14-year-old and berating him. The officer had instructed the teens that they could not ride their skateboards in the area.

Baltimore Officer's Encounter with Teen Skater

February 28, 2011

Baltimore Police Officer Salvatore Rivieri was terminated for failing to document a 2007 encounter with a 14-year-old skateboarder, who he berated for illegally skateboarding in the Inner Harbor.

Man Arrested After Filming Himself Driving 140 MPH

February 14, 2011

Stanislav Vadimovich Bakanov was cited for reckless driving, fined more than $1,100, and his vehicle was impounded.

St. Louis Officer Pulled From Patrol After Filmed 'Beating'

January 7, 2011

The encounter occurred at about 2:30 a.m. on New Year's Day at a Shell gas station, after the subject told the officer to, "Shut Up." St. Louis PD's Officer Dustin Ries was off duty and providing security from a substation on the property.

St. Louis Officer Investigated for Off-Duty 'Beating'

January 7, 2011

Citizen video captured St. Louis Police officer Dustin Ries striking a man with a retractable baton, using pepper spray and handcuffing the man at about 2:30 a.m. on New Year's Day at a Shell gas station, after the subject told the officer to, "Shut Up."

San Francisco OIS: Raw Footage

January 5, 2011

A citizen captured this officer-involved shooting in San Francisco involving a wheel-chair riding man who was not chair-bound, was vandalizing vehicles, and stabbed an officer. Responding officers used a less-lethal beanbag round, then deadly force when the man refused to surrender.

Officers Can't Expect Communications Privacy, Maryland Judge Rules

October 2, 2010

Harford County judge Emory Pitt also dismissed wiretapping charges against Anthony Graber, who was stopped by off-duty state trooper Joseph Uhler while speeding on his motorcycle. Graber recorded the video and audio of the stop and posted it on YouTube.

Motorcyclist Faces Wiretap Charge for Videotaping Off-Duty Maryland Trooper

August 5, 2010

Following the issuance of a citation, Graber learned the Maryland attorney general's office would be filing wiretapping charges against him. In Maryland, it is a felony to record someone without them knowing.

Seattle Police Guild Says Videotaped Officer Did Nothing Wrong

June 16, 2010

Rich O'Neill, the union's president, said the officer "did nothing wrong" and "maybe waited a little too long to engage in force because I think he was trying to defuse the situation and calm people down and it was obvious from the audio anyway of the two individuals that they were not going to be calmed down. They were not going to comply in any way."

Video of Seattle Officer Punching Teen Posted On YouTube

June 15, 2010

The department announced today that it hasn't passed judgment on Officer Ian Walsh's actions until the investigation is complete. A video posted to YouTube Monday evening shows Walsh punching a 19-year-old girl who had grabbed him, as he was trying to arrest another teen at a South Seattle intersection.

LAPD Relieves Four Officers of Field Duty In Cycling Clash

June 3, 2010

The Los Angeles Police Department has relieved four officers involved in a clash with bicyclist activists from field duty while the department investigates the incident.

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