There’s no reasoning to ever behave this way with members of the public, especially if you’re an officer with a badge and a gun.” — Councilman Johnathan Ryan Hernandez
“Embarrassing.” “Chilling.” “An infringement on First Amendment rights.”
“This is a practice that no officer should engage in. There’s no reason to ever behave this way with members of the public, especially if you’re an officer with a badge and a gun,” said Councilman Johnathan Ryan Hernandez, who brought up the matter before his colleagues. “Guys, what’s going on with the music?” Hernandez asked the officers blasting the music. “Why are you playing Disney music?”
But the playing of copyrighted music could prevent the blogger, or others, from posting the video online. Last year, law enforcement officers from Alameda County Sheriff’s and Beverly Hills Police also were seen on video playing copyrighted music, allegedly to prevent the videos from going online.Councilman David Penaloza said that public auditors sometimes cross the line and antagonize police while recording video.
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