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Think twice before you whip out your phone and record a cop in Florida. You could be arrested.

Think twice before you whip out your phone and record a cop in Florida. You could be arrested.
Sun Sentinel
2 hrs ago
Marc Freeman, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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A protester holds up their cellphone outside the Fort Lauderdale Police Department on May 31, 2020, during a march in response to the killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Taking smartphone videos of cops in public could shine a light on police misconduct — but it also could land you behind bars.
A divided Florida appeals court ruling on Wednesday upheld the arrest of a woman who filmed officers outside a movie theater.

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Think twice before you record a cop in Florida. You could be arrested.

Think twice before you record a cop in Florida. You could be arrested.
The decision in a Boynton Beach case comes amid the nationâs racial justice awakening.
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A divided Florida appeals court ruling on Wednesday upheld the arrest of a woman who filmed officers outside a movie theater. [ Photo illustration by ASHLEY DYE and DIRK SHADD | Times ]
By Marc Freeman South Florida Sun-Sentinel (TNS)
Published 3 hours ago
Updated 3 hours ago
FORT LAUDERDALE â Taking smartphone videos of cops in public could shine a light on police misconduct â but it also could land you behind bars.
A divided Florida appeals court ruling on Wednesday upheld the arrest of a woman who filmed officers outside a movie theater.

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