San Onofre security demands video be deleted

[bananas]

Source: ABC 10 News San Diego

An incident involving Team 10 has the National Press Photographers Association demanding an apology from the California State Parks Commission and the owners of the San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant.

In late April, Team 10 was working on a series of stories involving the nuclear facility and its management. Team 10 was shooting video of the facility from a public state beach when police and San Onofre staff demanded the video be deleted before Team 10 be allowed to leave the public park.

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Warman called for back up when he was informed of the public's right to record video from public property.

"Right now, turn the camera off," California state park police officer Ennio Rocca said when he arrived on the beach. Team 10 confirmed he was responding the Warman's request for back up.

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Read more: http://www.10news.com/news/investigations/san-onofre-security-and-state-parks-police-detain-team-10-crew-and-demand-video-shot-on-public-property-be-deleted-060513

[Downwinder]

1. Be nice if they took safety as seriously.

[sulphurdunn]

2. Nuclear reactors

are the only machines I know of that can't be turned off once they are turned on. Which is remarkable, considering that is the reason they are so profoundly dangerous.