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"What has changed is the prevalence of cell phones equipped with cameras. Cell phone videos of alleged police misconduct have proliferated online, flooding social media websites and provoking questions about law enforcement behavior."

"n this case, the search of a robbery suspect's backpack while he was being questioned yielded a ring, a digital camera, and other items. The police warrantlessly searched the digital phone, discovering a photo of the suspect next to a firearm later determined to have been stolen. This led to two convictions: one for the stolen property and one for carrying a firearm without a license."

When you make any purchase on your phone, you have to type in the password. Why would the parents trust the 7 year old with that password that could cost them so much money?

Why are parents not paying attention to what their kids are doing on their phones if they were watching them then they would have stopped them.

(CNN) -- The White House learned this summer that the National Security Administration had tapped the phones of world leaders and ordered a halt to some of the eavesdropping, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday. Quoting unidentified U.S.

" An Australian state is attempting to persuade people to put down their smartphones while driving by rolling out cameras to prosecute distracted motorists"

Life in the Fast Lane      Their story has everything a Hollywood director could hope for: A sexy, scantily clad young woman as the alleged leader; two younger brothers, both blond and wild-eyed, following in her brazen footsteps; high-speed car chases; lots and lots of guns and, to top it off, a masked bank robbery.

hmm thats crazy but this would make a great action movie though

Crazy story. They all definitely deserve a severe punishment.

(CNN) -- A large group of Baltimore corrections officers and members of a notorious prison gang have been working together to peddle drugs, phones and sex inside the city's jail, prosecutors say. But an indictment released this week is another shot, prosecutors say, at putting an end to it.

HAMMOND, Ind. (AP/ABC News) - A cellphone video shows police in Indiana breaking a car window and using a stun gun on a passenger. Image from cell phone video shows officer breaking car window. (Photo: Kurtz Law Offices via ABC News) The video was recorded by someone in the car who's suing Hammond police over a Sept.