Press advocates questioned the legal precedent of the ruling. KING 5, KOMO, KIRO, KCPQ and The Seattle Times fought the subpoena and are looking at legal options.
Judge rules that news media must give unaired protest videos to Seattle police
ByDaily Planet
Jul 25, 2020
By Daily Planet
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I told you dumb ass people we are collecting all your photos and your going fry
Protests are a peaceful assembly; riots are violence, burning, and looting
Democrats destroys everything they touch
Wtf, give them the evidence to go after these criminals. Why would they not hand over this evidence? To protect communist terrorists? This is to protect everyone, including the press- whom Communists constantly attack in the streets.
Is not any citizen obliged to share information about crimes witnessed. Aren’t ‘journalists’ citizens