
Memphis Police Delete Photos From Journalist's Cell Phone Camera
• Photography Is Not a CrimeThe problem with the mainstream media is that too many reporters don’t know the actual law when it comes to police confiscating cameras or deleting photos.
And they think the only way to find out the law is to ask police.
2 Comments in Response to Memphis Police Delete Photos From Journalist's Cell Phone Camera
What law? You can know it all, but we no longer live in a country of law. The entire justus system all the way to the SC is beyond corrupt and if you ain't in the good ole boys club, you may as well kiss your rear end good bye once you get snaged by these thugs and criminals hiding behind black robes suits and ties including their drones with guns and badges who mindlessly just follow orders no matter what. "It is next to impossible to show anyone the truth when their pay checks depend on them not knowing the truth."
The lame stream media as we call it has also been totally taken over and are all part of the criminal matrix that has been established over the past generation in stealth mode.
Today we live in a total corporate fascist regime, but as it has been quoted, "We will get the regime we deserve."
God help us all because it sure isn't man that is going to save our rear end in this picture.