Dear Lindenwold Borough,

This is a request for public records made under OPRA and the common law right of access. I am not required to fill out an official form. Please acknowledge receipt of this message.

Because Body Cam Footage is required to be made and maintained by Attorney General Law Enforcement Directive No. 2015-1, it cannot be exempt under OPRA’s criminal investigatory records exemption. It may, however, be exempt under the ongoing investigation exemption depending on the nature of the tape, when it was created, and whether releasing it would be harmful to the public interest. The Supreme Court has said, though, that the public’s interest is in disclosure where police use of force is involved and that an agency should not need to withhold police video for more than a few days in most instances.

The Supreme Court has ruled that dash camera videos that relate to criminal incidents are not subject to OPRA because they are subject to the criminal investigatory records exemption.  Nonetheless, the Court has made it clear that dash cam footage should be routinely disclosed under the common law right of access.

Records Requested:
All body-worn camera or dashboard camera footage related to incident on 3/12/2021 At Village of Timber Creek Condominiums(2021-05394)

Yours faithfully,

LetMeBeFrank

Dear Lindenwold Borough,

"[2] [click here to download]"

Is not accessible to click to download.

Yours faithfully,

LetMeBeFrank

Dear Lindenwold Borough,

Additionally. The htpps://lindenwoldpdnj.evidence.com/

Is also not accessible without login info.

Yours faithfully,

LetMeBeFrank

Dear Debbie Jackson,

These records are incomplete.

Only provided cam footage from one single officer who was not even in view of the subjects detained by LPD.

Yours sincerely,

LetMeBeFrank