Baltimore police: Public can record officers

11 February 2012, 7:11 am

BALTIMORE (AP) — City police released a department policy Friday that tells officers that members of the public have the right to record them carrying out their duties, just days before a hearing on a lawsuit over the issue. The general order was made public three days before a judge was set to hear arguments on a motion to dismiss a federal lawsuit that alleges a Baltimore officer violated ...... Read More »

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