CleverName

Well, I relistened and all I hear is the recorder say "I can record" and the Trooper appears to say "You can" or possibly "Yes, you can." The Trooper doesn't appear to say anything directing him not to record, nor does he even engage him in any conversation, so.... There is no indication the Trooper said or took any action precluding recording. The Trooper is even walking away from the guy recording as he passes him.

I'm not sure why some people go out of their way to assume the cops are wrong, when there is no evidence to substantiate that, and even in this case evidence to the contrary.

Unreal.

Not really "unreal." I listened to the recording and my take was the cop said "you can't record" and the photographer disagreed and said "I CAN record." How about the person who posted the movie chime in and tell us what the officer said?

I'm neither anti-officer nor left-wing-media influenced. But nice try. Some folks just want to make a political statement where it doesn't exist.

http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=1884

I believe that is what you are looking for.

What's up with the third trooper saying you can't video? I love how they just make s*** up. What lame reason did he give?

Unication G1 comes low-band.

Any recommendations on a local shop in southern Westchester to do lighting modifications on a fly car? Needing to run new lights with all wiring hidden. Thanks.

Not an app, but still delivered to my phone via email -- I have a scanner connected to a free desktop program called Two Tone Detect. It listens for the pager tones for my company, then records the next X seconds (30 in my case) of radio traffic, and emails me the audio file. So, within 45 seconds, I have a nice little archive of the call sitting on my phone and my desktop computer.