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Steed
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| | | | Re: when being arrested < Reply # 1 on 3/23/2016 5:10 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | My camera is set up so all pictures are recorded on two memory cards. I've got it down pat that I can reach into my bag for my camera, fumble around while concealing one of the memory cards, then still pull out my camera, show pictures, and even make deletions if requested without losing any data. I've done it in front of cops (albeit, Korean cops) without them noticing. Your goal should probably be saving the data rather than destroying evidence, because where's the fun in that? Also, while going through your pictures, the cops might not understand how your camera reads your card, so on your last picture if you click forward and go to something unrelated, they may think you only took one picture up there and stop looking. Advanced level: have a few noodz on your card to give the cops reason to stop searching through your pictures.
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| RebelDead
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| | | | Re: when being arrested < Reply # 6 on 3/23/2016 11:53 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by Steed My camera is set up so all pictures are recorded on two memory cards. I've got it down pat that I can reach into my bag for my camera, fumble around while concealing one of the memory cards, then still pull out my camera, show pictures, and even make deletions if requested without losing any data. I've done it in front of cops (albeit, Korean cops) without them noticing. Your goal should probably be saving the data rather than destroying evidence, because where's the fun in that? Also, while going through your pictures, the cops might not understand how your camera reads your card, so on your last picture if you click forward and go to something unrelated, they may think you only took one picture up there and stop looking. Advanced level: have a few noodz on your card to give the cops reason to stop searching through your pictures.
| I'm interested in knowing more about this. I mean the saving on 2 memory cards.
| Closer than you think~ When you dig up the past, you tend to get dirty. http://www.flickr.com/photos/rebeldead/ |
| Zulu
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| | | Re: when being arrested < Reply # 15 on 3/24/2016 12:24 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | In America (Sorry Canada) The photos you take, regardless of trespassing, are YOUR property. No one can make you delete anything, or even view hem without a warrant.. This being said, if it's forcibly taken and smashed/deleted, that's assault and destruction of property. HOWEVER - If the cops/landowner/security cut you deal like "If you delete them, I won't call the police/arrest you." Then that's your choice. If you seriously think you captured the king of all photos, by all means. Something to note: If your photos contain documents, names, addresses etc etc, then that's invasion of privacy, and best to delete those or not take them at all. Under Indiana law, this is called Photographers rights (That's why photographers can legally take pictures of celebs on the street)
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| TD
Location: Indiana Total Likes: 50 likes
| | | Re: when being arrested < Reply # 16 on 3/24/2016 1:14 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by SouthPaw
Very doubtful that they'd hit you with additional charges for any other locations on a camera card. However, it could theoretically be used to establish a pattern which may lead to a slightly higher fine or punishment.
| Yea that makes more sense, a good point. If the cops/landowner/security cut you deal like "If you delete them, I won't call the police/arrest you." Then that's your choice. | Maybe it goes without being said, but as far as I know a verbal statement like that is far from legally binding, so when they say "If you delete them, I won't call whoever," and you delete your photos they could still completely call the police. Also, in this theoretical situation you're negotiating with someone who isn't a police officer, AKA a civilian, who doesn't have the right to detain you anyway. If it's not a cop you're completely in the clear to just leave. (All based on my limited and potentially incorrect understanding of pertinent laws)
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