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People film the police because: -they know that officers hurt or kill people and lie about it -it is generally within their First Amendment rights to do so -recording an encounter with the cops might make them feel a little bit safer — PolitiTweet.org

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Without the video that Darnella Frazier took, it’s very possible Chauvin would not have been convicted: when police recounted Floyd’s death in a press statement, they claimed that it had occurred “after [a] medical incident during police interaction.” https://t.co/udUoOVhKpk — PolitiTweet.org

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Police departments cannot simply be taken at their word, and independent video of possible misconduct or violence can sometimes be the only thing with the power to make a false police narrative give way to the truth. — PolitiTweet.org

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