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US state outlaws up-close filming of cops
Arizona has passed a law banning residents from filming police officers at close range, threatening misdemeanor charges for violators with a few exceptions.
Republican Governor Doug Ducey signed the bill into law on Friday, after it had been introduced earlier this year by fellow GOP member John Kavanagh, a state representative who has insisted it is “unreasonable, unnecessary and unsafe” to film law enforcement from close-up.
Set to take effect in September, the measure makes it “unlawful for a person to knowingly make a video recording of law enforcement activity” from closer than eight feet, though violators will be allowed one warning before they are penalized.
www.rt.com
Arizona has passed a law banning residents from filming police officers at close range, threatening misdemeanor charges for violators with a few exceptions.
Republican Governor Doug Ducey signed the bill into law on Friday, after it had been introduced earlier this year by fellow GOP member John Kavanagh, a state representative who has insisted it is “unreasonable, unnecessary and unsafe” to film law enforcement from close-up.
Set to take effect in September, the measure makes it “unlawful for a person to knowingly make a video recording of law enforcement activity” from closer than eight feet, though violators will be allowed one warning before they are penalized.
US state outlaws up-close filming of cops
A newly signed law in Arizona will make it illegal for residents to film police officers from closer than eight feet away
EU to build new top-secret bunker – media
The European Union is spending €8 million ($8.1 million) to build a secure bunker in Brussels where leaders can meet in secrecy, EUobserver has reported. The chamber will be insulated against electronic interference, and all gadgets will be banned from entering, with the news site claiming that such measures are necessary against “Russian or other eavesdroppers.”
Claiming to have seen an EU memo describing the project, EUobserver reported that the chamber will be designed to host around 100 people comprising up to 34 leaders and associated staff. Due to be built by 2024, the bunker will be located somewhere within the European Council’s complex in the Belgian capital.
The meeting room will be offline, but will contain microphones wired to secure booths for interpreters. Both the room and these booths will be shrouded in a “NATO-certified insulation cage” to stop electromagnetic and radio waves from within being picked up outside, and anyone seeking to enter, even cleaners, will need a “SECRET EU” security clearance – the bloc’s second-highest level of classification.
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The European Union is spending €8 million ($8.1 million) to build a secure bunker in Brussels where leaders can meet in secrecy, EUobserver has reported. The chamber will be insulated against electronic interference, and all gadgets will be banned from entering, with the news site claiming that such measures are necessary against “Russian or other eavesdroppers.”
Claiming to have seen an EU memo describing the project, EUobserver reported that the chamber will be designed to host around 100 people comprising up to 34 leaders and associated staff. Due to be built by 2024, the bunker will be located somewhere within the European Council’s complex in the Belgian capital.
The meeting room will be offline, but will contain microphones wired to secure booths for interpreters. Both the room and these booths will be shrouded in a “NATO-certified insulation cage” to stop electromagnetic and radio waves from within being picked up outside, and anyone seeking to enter, even cleaners, will need a “SECRET EU” security clearance – the bloc’s second-highest level of classification.
EU to build new top-secret bunker – media
The EU is reportedly building a secure bunker in Brussels so that leaders can conduct meetings in total secrecy
Venezuela is more Commie now than it was under Chavez.
I hope they are not our example.
Make mine Sri Lankan please.
It will be interesting to see if life insurance premiums go up for those that have had the shot.
Simply denying that they have had the shot may not be enough for someone applying for a policy in the future.
In order to get coverage, the life insurance companies may require a release from the applicant so the insurance company can search databases and medical records.
Pentagon Suspends Retired Three Star General's Contract Over Tweet to Jill Biden | The Gateway Pundit | by Kristinn Taylor
Retired Lt.www.thegatewaypundit.com
I know who's opinion I would value...
Doesn't matter he has been cancelled for pointing out the truth.
Big Brother can not have its leaders and symbols mocked.
That fat Herseys kiss in uniform Milley will probably back his man, right?
that is where i suspect the digital id's come into play.
"What Happened in 2020... Is a Crime Scene and the Evidence is Overwhelming" Former Prosecutor David Clements on the War Room | The Gateway Pundit | by Joe Hoft
Attorney David Clements was on Bannon’s War Room on Thursday and he shared why NPR is targeting him and his professional opinion on the 2020 Election.
www.thegatewaypundit.com One has to wonder if Trump actually received over 90M votes.
US state outlaws up-close filming of cops
Arizona has passed a law banning residents from filming police officers at close range, threatening misdemeanor charges for violators with a few exceptions.
Republican Governor Doug Ducey signed the bill into law on Friday, after it had been introduced earlier this year by fellow GOP member John Kavanagh, a state representative who has insisted it is “unreasonable, unnecessary and unsafe” to film law enforcement from close-up.
Set to take effect in September, the measure makes it “unlawful for a person to knowingly make a video recording of law enforcement activity” from closer than eight feet, though violators will be allowed one warning before they are penalized.
US state outlaws up-close filming of cops
A newly signed law in Arizona will make it illegal for residents to film police officers from closer than eight feet away
Nothing wrong with the eight foot rule as I imagine often people are not recording malfeasance but more so interfering with a custody.
Now let's see if cops abuse the limited buffer they have been given.
Make it a rewardable suit if they violate the filmers right.
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Interference with police duty is already illegal.
This seems like an unnecessary law to mess with civilians that would otherwise be legal.
Cop can walk up close.. then bam.. illegal.
Agreed it's open for abuse.
It does require a warning.
You can film everything that needs to be filmed from 8 feet.
I see it as formal notice to those that interfered with legit custody.
No wonder why Bill sought out Epstein , looks like Pete Rose in drag.
Queen is near her end so your talking about 1 box to solve the worlds problem for under 10 bucks ......
The Dutch were the nicest people that I ever came across when I lived over there. They didn't like being called Holland though and would politely correct tourists.
shes been gone for a while, theyre not who we think they are, the world is not at it seems, much like all the shit govts have hidden from the people for the peoples own good. much like no repfunds wanted to hide their data, but no repfunds arent the govt.
DEA Agents Partied With Prostitutes Paid for by Colombian Cartels
An internal review found DEA agents participated in sex parties with Colombian prostitutes. The drug cartels they are charged with stopping picked up the tab.
foreignpolicy.com DEA Agents Partied With Prostitutes Paid for by Colombian Cartels
An internal review found DEA agents participated in sex parties with Colombian prostitutes. The drug cartels they are charged with stopping picked up the tab.
foreignpolicy.com 
Secret Service Prostitution Scandal: One Year Later - Washingtonian
When Mark Sullivan retired in February as the 22nd director of the Secret Service, he surely wanted to be remembered for three decades of faithfully protecting Presidents, candidates for national office, and other high-ranking officials. But most Americans will remember...
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My daughter just got back from Italy. She flew out of Rome on Friday. I wonder when this occurred because she didn't mention this.
