Some how Google Blogger YouTube was able to remove my video from my blog replacing it with another of my work.
There is no way that I could possibly be violating anyone's privacy as this was filmed and posted live from the street on my Iphone.
I do believe this is on going systematic harassment either using Google to harass me or certain staff are working in concert with City Hall but I ask that you stop contact me with these false accusations and harassments.
There is nothing private filmed in this YouTube and it is ironic as the NYPD has released news of there new tech system aprox 35 - 40 million Domain Awareness System which films us all over NYC yet my Iphone is a threat to the NYPD? Are you kidding me?
http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2012/08/08/nypd-unveils-new-high-tech-system-to-track-crime-and-terrorism/
I did not violate anyone's privacy -- NYPD officer Lt. Dan O'Sullivan was well aware he was being filmed out in the street.
If you don't want to give your badge number and name that do not become a police officer. If you don't want to be filmed than work for the NYPD Intelligence Division and stay at one Police Plaza.
This makes 2 false harassment threats and they are both unfounded.
Thank you,
Suzannah B. Troy
This is to notify you that we have received a privacy
complaint from an individual regarding your content:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pj_Mk2JOEQ
The information reported as violating privacy is at 0_01-2_01
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like to give you an opportunity to review the content in question and
remove any personal information that may be used to uniquely identify or
contact the complainant. You have 48 hours to take action on the
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