Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//January 7, 2016//

A state lawmaker wants to make criminals out of some people who take videos of cops questioning or arresting someone. The proposal by Sen. John Kavanagh, R-Fountain Hills, would bar...

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Kavanagh bill would ban videos within 20 feet of a police officer