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[SteelersPride]

Not so sure that's technically illegal either. Unethical perhaps. Likely more illegal for the employee than for TMZ

id be curious on the legality.

Heres why i question it.

Two weeks ago by father got into a car accident in a gas station parking lot. A lady backed into his car, admitted fault to him, and left. WHen they called the insurance companies, she then turned around and disputed the claim, saying he hit her car. I said, call the gas station they have cameras, easy fix. The gas station said that they can only release the video to law enforcement or insurance companies, and it comes with a 75/100 fee. But by no means would release him and footage, or publicly release.

now obviously thaats different. but were talking gas station cameras for a car accident

 

[molsaniceman]

id be curious on the legality.

Heres why i question it.

Two weeks ago by father got into a car accident in a gas station parking lot. A lady backed into his car, admitted fault to him, and left. WHen they called the insurance companies, she then turned around and disputed the claim, saying he hit her car. I said, call the gas station they have cameras, easy fix. The gas station said that they can only release the video to law enforcement or insurance companies, and it comes with a 75/100 fee. But by no means would release him and footage, or publicly release.

now obviously thaats different. but were talking gas station cameras for a car accident

i believe thats a choice not a legal thing they can release if they want to just choose not to

ps this is why u call the police and fill out a report

 

[SteelersPride]

i believe thats a choice not a legal thing they can release if they want to just choose not to

ps this is why u call the police and fill out a report

yeah i know, i asked why he didnt, and he said it was an older woman, very nice, admitted fault quickly, was nice about things, and left, he felt there was no need

 

[molsaniceman]

yeah i know, i asked why he didnt, and he said it was an older woman, very nice, admitted fault quickly, was nice about things, and left, he felt there was no need

can understand for sure

 

[SteelersPride]

can understand for sure

sad anymore, you cant trust people, gotta protect yourself

 

[TREFF]

U R MAKING 10 BUCKS PER HOUR AND GET OFFERED 10 GRAND FOR VIDEO EASY DECISION

Hey I don't blame him...but legal/illegal doesn't always align with morally right or wrong.
But, the one thing that is most definitely illegal, withholding evidence of a crime...so not giving it up..that was illegal

 

[molsaniceman]

Hey I don't blame him...but legal/illegal doesn't always align with morally right or wrong.
But, the one thing that is most definitely illegal, withholding evidence of a crime...so not giving it up..that was illegal

they gave it to police the only ones they have to give it to

 

[TREFF]

Well how TMZ got it, legal or not, I'd largely irrelevant anyways

 

[Sam Sportboy]

Hey guise, keep and eye on Diggs..................just saw his knee swole up overnight and now is a GT decision.............

 

[Barilko]

i believe thats a choice not a legal thing they can release if they want to just choose not to

ps this is why u call the police and fill out a report

problem up here is the police wont come unless some one is hurt

 

[molsaniceman]

problem up here is the police wont come unless some one is hurt

they will come here may take em 2 days but they will show up

 

[TREFF]

id be curious on the legality.

Heres why i question it.

Two weeks ago by father got into a car accident in a gas station parking lot. A lady backed into his car, admitted fault to him, and left. WHen they called the insurance companies, she then turned around and disputed the claim, saying he hit her car. I said, call the gas station they have cameras, easy fix. The gas station said that they can only release the video to law enforcement or insurance companies, and it comes with a 75/100 fee. But by no means would release him and footage, or publicly release.

now obviously thaats different. but were talking gas station cameras for a car accident

We're talking company policy vs legal/illegal. A policy can say they can't.. Doesn't make it illegal to do so..just likely a fire-able offense. I'm sure the hotel has a similar policy, but doubtful its actually illegal to give out footage of a publicly accessible hallway

 

[Stomp]

 

[Stomp]

Chiefs bringing in C.J. Anderson for a physical, likely contract

 

[Stomp]

Please Yes!

 

[Trudem]

Please Yes!

I will murder your dogs, if you have any, for even thinking this!

 

[averagejoe]

Don't tell me the Packers will be like every other NFL franchise and experience a laundry list of inept coaches for the next 3 decades?

Spoiler

Hope so.
Sorry @Trudem

 

[Trudem]

Don't tell me the Packers will be like every other NFL franchise and experience a laundry list of inept coaches for the next 3 decades?

Spoiler

Hope so.
Sorry @Trudem

He was successful but it was time to go. Zero innovation offensively the last three years or so. We cleaned house last year and had another awful year so it was time to go. I expect him to go to Cleveland.

 

[wildturkey]

Steelers are saying right now that Conner has a "lower leg contusion". Probably should run to the wire this week to nab Jaylen Samuels just in case.

Fun fact: In some leagues, Samuels is listed as a RB/TE so you could get creative with your line ups if he plays.

 

[molsaniceman]

Chiefs signed RB Charcandrick West.

Kansas City was expected to sign C.J. Anderson, but NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports they are going with West. It makes sense considering West spent the last four seasons including most of training camp this year with the team, so he should know the playbook and be able to help immediately. Kansas City going with West over Anderson is great news for Spencer Ware's rest-of-season outlook