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Prepared incident and subsequent selective use of footage to construct neighbor's criminal activity
The person setting up a camera generally knows which area the camera is recording. It is now very easy outside the camera area to provoke the neighbor, e.g. by hitting his car. If the neighbor then gets out of the car to confront the troublemaker, he will retreat into the camera's recording area. Naturally, the neighbor follows and gesticulates, etc. In combination with an exaggerated statement, the person setting up the camera has seemingly meaningful pictures. However, courts know this trick and inform themselves about the entire process. The seemingly meaningful pictures are not accepted as evidence.
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The person setting up a camera generally knows which area the camera is recording. It is now very easy outside the camera area to provoke the neighbor, e.g. by hitting his car. If the neighbor then gets out of the car to confront the troublemaker, he will retreat into the camera's recording area. Naturally, the neighbor follows and gesticulates, etc. In combination with an exaggerated statement, the person setting up the camera has seemingly meaningful pictures. However, courts know this trick and inform themselves about the entire process. The seemingly meaningful pictures are not accepted as evidence.
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