Man who spends nights recording police scenes says new Arizona recording law is about the camera, not interference
If you search YouTube, you?ll find channels of people recording at night, going around their neighborhoods looking at police interactions, and posting them. That?s not illegal ? no one says it is. But, if they get closer than 8 feet, now it is illegal. A man who goes by the ?Gilbert Bystander? sets up every night in the Heritage District.
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