[rcw4256]

If the data exists within US jurisdiction, the US government feels (and, in practice, is) entitled to it. Plan accordingly.

[vinay427]

This is true in virtually every country with a system of warrants for evidence collection when investigating a crime. The problem here for many people is the underlying police violence that in part instigated these crimes against the police.

[Fjolsvith]

Unfortunately, this order will prevent the police from using any video evidence of crimes perpetrated by a police officer found in the evidence siezed.

[defnotashton2]

It wouldn't happen either way as that requires somebody to prosecute the police.