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Florida police speak out about recording cops on the job

Florida police speak out about recording cops on the job
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Florida police speak out about recording cops on the job

Florida police speak out about recording cops on the job
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State Sen. Lauren Book, Filming Cops In Florida, Class Of COVID-19 At The South Florida Fair


Published May 12, 2021 at 6:27 PM EDT
Listen • 50:54
Courtesy of South Florida Fair & Palm Beach County Expositions, Inc.
A conversation with Democratic State Sen. Lauren Book, the new minority leader in the Senate. Can you film a police officer making an arrest? We discuss. Plus, a virtual field trip to the South Florida Fair.
On this Wednesday, May 12, episode of Sundial:
State Senator Lauren Book
Democrats have a new leader in the negotiating process heading into next week’s special legislative session focused on gambling. Democratic State Sen. Lauren Book from Broward County is the new minority leader in the Legislature, following a contentious vote to remove State Sen. Gary Farmer from that position.

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Court: Boynton Beach police were right to arrest mother for filming them


Court: Boynton Beach police were right to arrest mother who filmed them
Chris Persaud, Palm Beach Post
© Thomas Cordy, The Palm Beach Post
072910 (Thomas Cordy/The Palm Beach Post)---WEST PALM BEACH -- Tasha Ford is suing the city of Boynton Beach after they arrested her for videotaping the police who stopped her son for trespassing. The ACLU is representing her in a case they hop establishes citizens right to videotape cops on official business. SCR 2826
BOYNTON BEACH — More than a decade after a Boynton Beach mother sued the city when police arrested her for filming them, a state appeals court has ruled against her.

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Mental health workers in Winston-Salem sign petition for alternative police responses

More than 100 mental and behavioral health officials have signed a petition urging the city to adopt alternative emergency responses to incidents involving mental and behavioral issues. Police presence sometimes

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Wake Forest Baptist Health, provided 
River Wilson spent the first 169 days of his life in the
neonatal intensive care unit at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
in Winston-Salem because he was born premature. The hospital has
the region’s only Level IV NICU, which has experts who provide
specialized care for babies born as young as 22 weeks gestational
age, the hospital said.
GREENSBORO — He came into this world a few centimeters shorter than an average-sized Barbie doll. His mother couldn’t hold him for the first month of his life. Thirty-two days to be exact.
The medical term is micro-preemie for babies born before 26 weeks gestation or weighing less than 1 pound, 12 ounces, although to parents Jessica and Hayden Wilson, their River — at 1 pound, 11 ounces — was just a tinier bundle of preciousness.

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Winner and Loser of the Week in Florida politics — Week of 5.2.21


Winner and Loser of the Week in Florida politics — Week of 5.2.21
“Because we can.”
Randy Fine laid bare his party’s attitude toward unity and governance.
It happened during the debate about the $101.5 billion state budget. At issue is a GOP mandate forcing school districts to apply for state grants from the federal American Rescue plan. The money is supposed to go straight to the districts.
State Rep.
Fine’s smug answer: “Because we can.”
Valdes shook her head and shot back, “I know you did not just do that. That’s not the correct answer.”
Fine smirked.
Fine fired back in an op-ed published by the Sentinel.

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Could Recording A Police Encounter in Florida Become A Crime? Court Ruling Ignites Questions


After years of challenging the arrest in the courts, a three-judge panel voted 3-1 to uphold it.
"Officers made numerous requests to the [mother] to stop recording them, which she ignored. The plaintiff was confrontational in her approach and refused to comply with the officers' instructions," the Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeal wrote.
Ford's lawyer disagrees, saying the ruling could set a precedent that recording police could get you arrested.
"[...] Basically arrested for being a concerned mother and for filming the police which is her first amendment right," the lawyer said.
The decision comes just weeks after a jury convicted the officer who killed George Floyd.

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Arrested mom who filmed police cuffing son sees appeal rejected


BOYNTON BEACH — More than a decade after a Boynton Beach mother sued the city when police arrested her for filming them, a state appeals court has ruled against her.
City police in 2009 had the right to arrest Tasha Ford, the three-panel judge said Wednesday in a 2-1 ruling, for “obstruction” of their duties when she recorded them after they cuffed her son for sneaking into a movie theater. The judges’ decision upholds a Palm Beach County Circuit Court ruling.
Ford “failed to comply with the officers’ direction and requests,” Judges Melanie May and Edward Artau wrote. Officers had asked her to stop recording. “She obstructed their investigation and processing of her son’s detention.”

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Can you be arrested for recording the police in Florida?


Sharron Tasha Ford believes she was falsely arrested. A state appeals court feels otherwise.
Credit: Peter Kim - stock.adobe.com
Author: Jillian Olsen
Updated: 2:01 PM EDT May 7, 2021
BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. — Recording the police during interactions and arrests has become more common over the years and is now a central element of the movement for racial justice and policing reforms.
But can it also land you behind bars? Well, based on a divided appeals court opinion, in Florida, the answer can be "yes."
The Florida 4th District Court of Appeals ruling on Wednesday upheld a lower court's decision that there was probable cause for the 2009 arrest of a Boynton Beach woman who recorded police outside a movie theater.

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