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by toast0
1953 days ago
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Totally ignoring the real issue, but... I mean, if I were a business open to the public, playing music without paying the fees, I'd get in trouble. Here we have police business, open to the public, playing music, pressumably without paying the fees. Especially, if the officer is doing it when they know a recording is being made, that's an intentional act of public performance, or facilitating copying or somesuch prohibited conduct with copyrighted materials. Also, depending on the volume, could be violating a noise ordinance. |
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