North Hills officials, others sound off on recording students

Here come all school districts cameras with added sound on buses.

Funny, how the government is all about recoding you, try recording them - such as recording the police - see how they feel about that.

Anything in the public domain should be exempt from any wiretapping laws, but that has to include everything, especially the police, school security, the classroom, and any government hearing or meeting.

Jeanie Krimm said she first heard the rumors from someone "closely related to city hall" who came to her home and told her about the "arrests." That's what, for her, gave it some initial credence.

She called McKeesport police and was told it was only a vicious rumor.

"I knew this was off the wall, but when it got so persistent and the fact the person with ties to city hall told me first, I began wondering. Everybody would call and say,'It's on TV right now,' and we'd turn on the news and there would be nothing there."

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Mckeesports troubles apparently started from the city officials before year 2000.

McKeesport facts can't stop rumors about police and killings
Sunday, May 05, 2002

By Michael A. Fuoco, Post-Gazette Staff Writer

http://www.post-gazette.com/neigh_south/20020...

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Excuses for not colkecting DNA were made, which brings about more suspicion. McKeesport has a very clouded history, caused in politics long ago.

Videos are available if on residents including children as in the heading article. If in cases as Xfactor mentions above, videos not released.

Non transparency with videos at times causes more suspicion. Especially when police, city employees are involved. Refusing to reveal videos and names in such cases causes confidence loss. The public loses trust in the city.