Our Brothers and Sisters at Copblock are not being ignored. Remember, first they ignore U, then they ridicule U, then they fight you then U win. Fraternal Order of Police Crescent City Lodge (LA 002) November 21, 2013 BE AWARE OF COPBLOCK GROUP Brothers and Sisters, The following information was posted on our Facebook page by FOP Attorney and Employee Representative Donovan Livaccari and others. We thought it important enough to share with all of our members via email. It was reported today that a couple of members of the group Copblock appeared at NOPD Headquarters. This group acts by overtly and covertly video taping law enforcement officers. Click below to read more. Officers should remember that citizens have a First Amendment right to video law enforcement activities. Officers should also be aware that it may be necessary to seize those video recordings or to quarantine the recordings until a search warrant can be obtained if they contain evidence of a crime. Make yourself aware of department regulations and policies that may apply. Members should also be aware that this group is known to attempt to provoke officers into over-reaction for the purpose of capturing that over-reaction on videotape. Remember, citizens have the right to video police officers - act accordingly. For those not familiar with their tactics, here is their video: https://youtube/watch?v=a4P9UHrWonc Click Here to View the Copblock Website The Fraternal Order of Police is proud to provide its members with all that they need in a police representative organization: Legal Defense Labor Representation Legislative Lobbying Fraternalism & Camaraderie Unmatched Benefits and Services We are the worlds largest law enforcement labor organization with over 325,000 members nationwide. There are 6,000 members in Louisiana, with over 3500 living in the greater New Orleans area. Our New Orleans FOP Crescent City Lodge represents 1100 active law enforcement officers and 900 retired law enforcement officers. The Fraternal Order of Police is the voice of law enforcement in New Orleans. Media requests contact Raymond Burkart III at (504) 920-0075. mr
Posted on: Mon, 25 Nov 2013 16:36:15 +0000
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