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They cannot interfere with the arrest process. >> as a veteran police officer yourself, as a co-chair of this task force on police form what do you say to the hundreds of people who have contacted me on social media, if not thousands, to say, look at how police reported this when it happened and what actually happened. why should we believe what we hear from police officers when they self-report about some officer-involved shooting or some incident with a suspect. >> well what i would hope people do is not stereotype and paint all police with the same brush. i mean essentially, many people are...

But i would hope that any legislature that's planning on passing legislation mandating the use of body cameras also supplies funding for that. because it is a pretty expensive proposition. >> there's also been proposals in a number of states to restrict the right of citizens to videotape police interactions with police. what do you think of those proposals? >> well, i don't agree with that. people have a right to videotape. i don't have a problem with that at all. you know, as long as they're not interfering with an arrest. if they're interfering with an arrest, that's different. but people ha...

See money changing hands. >> i should give you money? >> yes. hundreds, huh? one, two, three, four, five. >> you want it in ones? >> no. are they real? are they dry yet? >> detectives were always told to count the money so you can hear it. it's not going to be done obviously today or tomorrow. it's not going to be done for a while. >> what's going through his mind is, we don't want her to try to contact someone else to do this if it doesn't happen. hey, it's been 24 hours, i haven't heard he's been run over. >> detectives allow susan to leave the scene. >> all right. >> see you later. >> it's ...

Apples, how about the -- according to my calculation, 28,800 officers out there that are doing their jobs? >> they don't have anything to worry about. if they are good guys, what is there to be worried about? >> but the bottom line is, with the specific law, you you need consent, bilateral -- >> gregg: and, the surveillance law has been bastardized and wrongly read and interpreted i would imagine, first amendment in the end, it will prevail. >> i think the first amendment will prevail and the other thing i think people, the real argument against the law, rather, in favor of the law, if everybo...

There's something bizarre going on here on the basis of shimone's reporting. i've surrendered clients in similar cases. usually when it's a voluntary surrender, you take your client into the fbi office and get him in real early so he can be fingerprinted or processed and in front of the magistrate and get bail set so he doesn't have to spend the night in jail. if it's manafort or flynn, people represented by counsel, they would have worked this voluntary surrender out a while ago. >> what does it tell you? >> it says maybe we are in for a surprise tomorrow. maybe it's not manafort and flynn, m...