Video Removal

Since these videos were made in public, individuals, groups and law enforcement have no right to privacy. 

When you do a FOIA on the police body cam footage, they tear up their high-chair trays about the privacy of individuals on the video. Which is only a poor excuse for them to get in your way.

The police department illegally dodges FOIA by removing video of the individuals that the footage is in response to.

The landlord of the property anonymous person can pay $100k per video for removal.

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