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“Yes, if police
1. Have cameras installed on their persons, and
2. Face penalties if it is determined that there was no probable cause from a well defined process, duly initiated on request of defendants
3. Camera footage can be made publicly available on request from the person stopped and frisked”
From a Democrat in Piedmont, CA
In reponse to: Should police departments be able to stop, question and frisk pedestrians upon reasonable suspicion?