Connecticut Cops Arrest Man for Recording Despite New Law Holding Them Liable for Such ArrestsCarlos MillerPINAC Sep. 14, 2015 |
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Despite a new Connecticut law that holds police officers liable for arresting citizens for recording them in public, New Haven police officers did just that last month when they arrested a young man for recording them in public, charging him with interfering. But the video shows they were the ones interfering with Mykel Armour’s right to record. However, New Haven police officer K. Malloy (first name likely Kyle) tried to justify the harassment by claiming they had received “a call for loitering.” Read More |