I think police in public should have the same right to privacy as everyone else. The question is in public should they have some extra right that other people don't and the obvious answer is no. When they are in public like in this case they should have no expectation of privacy. And if they did their job right they should not have any concern.
The only added reason I can kind of think of for police is undercover cops not wanitng their faces recorded, but such a situation should not be the norm in public.
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