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 Cop watching — the act of turning a camera on police — is not illegal. But in areas policed by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, it can still land you in jail. And even when it's a bogus arrest and the fanciful charges against you are abruptly dropped the next day, it can be scary, expensive, time-consuming and, of course, intimidating. That's what happened — twice — to Raven Williams, 28, whose dad was a New Orleans cop, and who today is an occasional participant in Cop Watch L.A., a little-known group of more than a dozen citizens determined to police the police. Read More 
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