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Civilians Have Every Right To Record You On Video, Rivers Police Cautions Officers
By Daniel Dafe
Rivers State Police Command has said that civilians have every right to record on video officers carrying out their duties.
This was contained in a post on the official X handle of the command on Wednesday.
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The post read in part: “To The Officers and Men of Rivers State Police Command please note that Civilians have every right to record you on video.”
Adding: “Don’t be camera shy, smile while they’re recording you but be professional while discharging your duty.”
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