The ACLU is so unpredictable, always has been I suppose.

The "public spaces are all on Facebook already" comment is a canard. Cops enter non-public spaces, what are we doing about that?

We've got a new form of SWATting coming: Swat'N'Dox. Call the cops for a report in your target's home (not naming them personally), file a public records request, and post the footage on YouTube after misleading edits.

I still can't imagine a witness to a serious crime giving a statement to police while being recorded by a police bodycam. Not when the perp's family can get that same video via public disclosure request.

If the cops can turn off the cameras before beating or killing a suspect: exactly how is that protecting us?