War on Photography

We must take a stand against the cops and cop wannabes who try to violate our right to record in public.

War on Photography

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A judge on Tuesday dismissed the resisting arrest without violence charge from my (http://photographyisnotacrime.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/reporter-arrested) after the arresting officer did not show up. It was the...
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Celebrity photogs detained and manhandled by security guards

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A pair of celebrity photographers were detained and apparently arrested Saturday in a questionable incident that was caught on video. The photographers were trying to...
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NY photographer wins $30,000 in wrongful arrest case

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It was exactly a year ago that Robert Taylor was arrested for photographing trains in the New York City subway system and charged with...
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Elevator photographer strikes again. And is harassed again.

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The 32-year-old Virginia man has spent almost two decades filming his rides up and down elevators. He has also posted more than 800 videos of...
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Man gets harassed for photographing elevator in Virginia courthouse

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I really need to stress that if people are going to shoot video for Youtube, for fucks sake, please hold the camera steady. Please...
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Newark news videographer sues cop who assaulted him on camera

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In what has become a typical blatant show of arrogance, a Newark police officer told a CBS news videographer to stop filming an anti-violence...
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El Paso reporters are latest to fall victim to “contempt of cop”

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On the night of (http://photographyisnotacrime.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/about), I had been standing inside a construction zone in Miami that was open for pedestrian traffic but closed for...
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UK anti-photo law beginning to show its ugly side

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It’s been two months since the United Kingdom made it illegal to photograph cops in public, so it’s not surprising that photographers are being...
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Photog runs into bureaucratic dead-end in filing complaint against NYP

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It all started when J.C. Cina decided to photograph a bright yellow taxi garage on his walk from the bakery in Queens last February. That...
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A cop’s thoughts: Can police seize your camera?

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One of the most (http://photographyisnotacrime.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/do-police-have-the-right-to-confiscate-your-camera) I’ve written on this blog was headlined “Do police have the right to confiscate your camera?” where I interviewed...
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