Here's how I see it.

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Chicago FOP supports this:

Officials with the Fraternal Order of Police in Chicago have said the union supports the law because it prevents people from making baseless accusations against officers by recording them and then releasing snippets th

Officials with the Fraternal Order of Police in Chicago have said the union supports the law because it prevents people from making baseless accusations against officers by recording them and then releasing snippets that don't reveal the full context of the incident.

But Kutnick counters that people should have the right to record public police activity and that officers who perform their duties properly shouldn't mind the scrutiny.

at don't reveal the full context of the incident.

But Kutnick counters that people should have the right to record public police activity and that officers who perform their duties properly shouldn't mind the scrutiny.

This regarding Illinois' stupid eavesdropping law. Everyone in puiblic should be able to record anyone else in public. If you end up in court, you play your recording and I'll play mine.

May the most accurate account win.

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