Police body cam shows Assistant State Attorney instructing officers following traffic stop of rapper

Assistant State Attorney Leah Owens instructs Jacksonville police April 4 following the traffic stop of Charles Jones, aka Foolio.

[markquick]

Thanks for letting her know twice that your cameras were on!

[lmediocregamerl]

If you need to say, "the camera is still on", you're probably doing something illegal.

[lastcommodore]

Wow, in every other jurisdiction, law enforcement acts independently.

[Johnny-soxv]

Officers should know chain of custody before seizing and handling evidence between each other

[angelicacamacho]

Why is dude standing like that with his legs that far apart😭💀

[smithlinm]

Case will be dismissed. SMH. Why did she asked if his body camera was on.

[vapeking]

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[TonyBrown_TheChosenOne_]

This case gone be dismissed, yes my camera is on 🤔, clearly was fixing to jam him up on a bogus charge, he keep dissing Ace about leaving but if he smart he’ll put his pride to the side and not come back either.

[TheLoneCamper]

The cop speaking with the "assistant" state attorney sounds like me when I'm clarifying screenplay revision requests with a client. This is clearly common practice and at the beheadst of the chicken-shit coward State Attorney who sends a disposable (in their mind) assistant to take the potential fall. No worries, no-one will ever be prosecuted for your corruption, at least in this life.

[davidstricker]

My county attorney's office is too busy with murder, homicide, and drug cases to be out on a traffic stop. By the way, my city is the state capital.

[joemamma]

Well we all know how she got her job. 😂😂😂

[charlesholbrook]

Why is she involved in a traffic stop?

[Legalese]

Why was this on the news? Literally nothing happened.

[janshe]

Hope this guy sues them, he’s got everything he needs right here…

[philiphanspickeringpeters]

Legally she is entitled as police submit evidence to the state attorney she's just there to see the evidence completely legal and it's her job

[JR-tcck]

1. Not a crime to say cameras are on.
2. The arrested have a "right to have a lawyer present"...you think the cops don't have access to a lawyer?.?.

[sickofidiots]

Nothing more encouraging than LE discussing whose camera is on. PROTECT AND SERVE.

[carlgriffith]

Nothing wrong here. Police consult with the prosecutor in order to make a solid case. If the prosecutor is smart, they will stay out of any chain of evidence, not witness or participate in any on scene interviews or in any way create a situation where they become a witness in any case they intend to personally prosecute, because judges don't like that.

[moey]

ASA- is your camera still on?
Officers - yes, yes
ASA- **Ok, let me act professional**

[tact]

Why are these cameras allowed to be off??