Video of Eric Garner's death shook NYC. 10 years later, when is it OK to film the NYPD?

WNYC News | Jul 10, 2024

This month marks 10 years since a video of an NYPD officer killing Eric Garner went viral and launched a national outcry against police brutality. Now, with the spread of smartphones, filming police interactions is more common than ever.

As the anniversary of Garner's death approaches, here’s what you need to know about filming the NYPD.

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