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Wisconsin police illegally delete college student’s photos

By Carlos Miller
A 20-year-old college student said a female police officer demanded his camera, then deleted a series of images he had just taken, before handing him back his camera.

The student, who goes by rfosness88 on The Photo Forum, told other members that he was taking pictures of police making arrests outside a bar after a fight between patrons.

The student ended up taking photos of a girl in the backseat of a squad car.

About 15 min. later the same squad car(now without a victim in the back seat) pulls up to me on the sidewalk. The officer asks me what I am doing. I respond, “taking pictures of night life in Whitewater”.

She then tells me that I have to delete the pictures of the girl she arrested. I said ok. Then she asked to see that I deleted it. At this point she didnt give me time to delete them so i was like, “Ya I will delete them in front of you” and i reached my head and camera into the car(neck strap around my head) and deleted the first one.

Then she said “give me your camera” I replied, “are you confiscating it?” she said no I said i’ll show they are deleted, then she was obviously getting irritated, she said “I’ll give it right back”. Not wanting further trouble and not knowing my photographer rights I gave in. She scrolled through my photo’s and deleted a handful of photo’s including some from the first “crime scene”.

The officer ignorantly told him that he had the right to take photos unless the person being arrested did not want their photos taken. That’s about as logical as saying police have the right to arrest people unless the person does not want to be arrested.



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This entry was posted on Thursday, February 26th, 2009 and is filed under censorship, Issues, Police State. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

One Response to “Wisconsin police illegally delete college student’s photos”

  1. This American on February 27th, 2009 at 6:04 pm

    Why would this photographer hand over his camera to a police officer just because she asked for it. He could have and should have said politely, I have broken no law and if you attempt to steal my camera by force I will press charges. And he should have made sure there were witnesses as well. If citizens keep giving into these types of harrassment and illegal abuses of police power, they are going to end up no better than citizens in any other dictatorship in the world.

    STAND YOU GROUND, STAND UP FOR YOUR RIGHTS!!!

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