How to Stop Cops from SPYING on Your Home with Cameras!

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Cops MAY be spying on your HOME with cameras for days, months and years. How is this possible and what can you do about it? In this video I discuss how police are using this technology to spy on homes... and how YOU can protect yourself from police violating your privacy rights! How to Stop Cops from SPYING on Your Home with Cameras!

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This is not legal advice. I AM NOT YOUR LAWYER. Sorry! All content provided is for informational purposes only and not for the purpose of providing legal advice. You should contact your attorney to obtain advice with respect to any particular issue or problem. Nothing here should be construed to form an attorney-client relationship. All non-licensed clips used for fair use commentary, criticism, and educational purposes. See Hosseinzadeh v. Klein, 276 F.Supp.3d 34 (S.D.N.Y. 2017); Equals Three, LLC v. Jukin Media, Inc., 139 F. Supp. 3d 1094 (C.D. Cal. 2015).

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[michaeljohnson]

Amazing how police will turn cameras on citizens, but freak out, if any citizen, turns a camera in their direction.

[markgearing]

It never ceases to amaze me that so many Americans still believe that they have freedom while objectively living in a police state.

[jesseFNjames]

When the technology becomes so cheap and every pole has an AI camera on it, we'll regret giving so many latitudes to law enforcement.

[seanwatts]

I have a late friend who had a camera-happy neighbor. That neighbor learned how a well-placed mirror reflecting direct sunlight really can negate the function of any camera.

[jrkinsey]

This is only legal until someone does it to judges and cops then it's illegal.

[kenkneram]

I'm really tired of living in a surveillance state.

[elkelewtschuk]

If people don't yet realize where all this is heading in the not to distant future, you have blinders on.

[christianhuff]

Get on a ladder outside of a judge's house and see if what they assert holds true.

[sonnythebigdummy]

Even with a warrant this is still very troubling, not all warrants are in good faith because judges are also corrupt and will recklessly sign off on a warrant.

[Sherrie-fmcd]

I used to believe that if you had done nothing wrong, you had nothing to fear from surveillence but in this dystopian era, wrong is called right and right is called wrong

[pilarskifamily]

Meantime, if I have somebody private citizen sitting outside my house, watching me in my family for eighteen months, i'm pretty sure that they would find that that's stalking

[teeing]

Stalking is a crime in every state, without a warrant, the police were stalking this guy.

[javaguy]

Law enforcement is spending huge amounts creating a complete surveillance state that can track everyone 24/7 while actual violent criminals get away with brutalizing innocents on a regular basis. Priorities, you know.

[admthrawnuru]

Also police: you can't take photos of our public parking lot! That's suspicious!

[phrozenwun]

Any action that is allowed without warrant should be allowed by any private citizen. Stalking much?

[lawofliberty]

If it took 18 months, they was grasping at straws.
Remember folks, bb guns and air rifles are not firearms. Glass breaks.
Stay frosty.

[kittyhawk]

Viewing from the sidewalk at normal human height is not the same as viewing from 15 -25 feet up a pole. I would consider this an invasion of privacy if one has a wood fence around the property.

[madmerlot]

The video on the pole cameras should be available to everybody since it's not considered private and it's not a search.

[ericlawson]

They'll do what they want and cover it up!