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btw, just one more note about what john said before this thread dies out since apparently no one cares... there is no law anywhere in the United States that says you can't film police. The particular law in question with regard to this ruling is an ancient wiretapping law that Illinois prosecutors were mis-applying in an affect to coerce people from filming. So whether this ruling (or upholding of a lower courts ruling) is applicable directly to states outside of Illinois is completely irrelevant as most other states are not even trying to make this false association anyway.
Bottom line; if you are in public and the subject in question can have no "reasonable expectation of privacy" you can film anyone, including police.
Anywhere in the United States.
Period.
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