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Originally Posted by YYC338
That makes it quite likely 9 out of 11 cars pulled over live had issues, that's 82%. Nothing cherry picked there with a known outcome and nothing staged although I'm sure you will dispute that.
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True 82% of footage aired showed infractions. What about the footage of non events that did not not get aired. Might give people who can't think past their nose that what is aired and televised represents real life actual statistics. It doesn't. Already 4 cities have refused to renew contracts with A&E Live PD because of the false impression the show conveys about their communities when it focuses only on high crime neighborhoods and cherry picking which footage gets aired.
There cannot help but be lag times from when something is filmed to airing, while other footage is being aired. By the nature of time constraints many events cannot help but be filmed simultaneously in real time in different cities but only one at a time can be aired. This allows other live footage presently coming in to be reviewed at least partially to see if it looks air worthy and either given the green light for airing or dropped for another that is coming over the monitors. I will agree that it is as live as they can possibly make it, but lag times do allow for cherry picking what does and doesn't get aired other wise the show would be more of a cluster than it already is.
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https://nondoc.com/2017/03/27/live-pd-cops-steroids/