BALTIMORE (AP) — The ACLU and Baltimore police have agreed to settle a long-running lawsuit over the seizure of a cellphone from a man who used it to record officers making an arrest.
Christopher Sharp used his phone to record officers arresting a female acquaintance. Police seized the phone, and Sharp alleged that officers deleted two dozen personal videos, including many of his young son.
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