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New California Law Tells Officers Not To Wear Masks On Duty
Reported by Alecia Venkataraman, Michael Jorge
- Published: Sep 23, 2025, 5:28 PM EDT
- Updated: Dec 8, 2025, 2:53 PM EST
- Duration: 30 sec
- Views: 5.8K
A new California law requires officers to show their identities while on duty. Supporters call it transparency, while officers warn it brings new risks.
Credits
- Alecia VenkataramanCreative Director / Producer & Writer/staff/aleciavenk
- Henry ChandlerStudio Character / Actor/staff/henry-chandler
- Lloyd MorrisStudio Character / Actor/staff/lloyd-morris
- Michael JorgeVideo Editor & Post Production Manager/staff/michael-jorge
- Rachel CapuanoPublisher / Studio Character /staff/rachel-capuano
Transcript
Take it off.
Take it off.
Now.
New law.
You have to show your faces.
It's not safe.
Doesn't matter, it's the law.
No masks, no secret police.
The No Secret Police Act makes it illegal for law enforcement in California to hide their identities.
For civilians, it means transparency and accountability.
For officers, it means risk of exposure to targeted violence, leaving many conflicted on this new law.