NY- Emily Good was arrested by the Rochester police for videotaping them and had her home broken into.Then the police change their story.

After the police charged her would you believe her house was broken into? But wait there's more the police changed their story and now say there were three individuals in the car that night. here are the two links:

While Emily Good visited the library on Thursday afternoon, someone broke into her home and stole the very iPod she had used to make the controversial videotape of a police stop, Good said Monday.

After court and the dismissal of the criminal charge against her Monday, Good revealed that her home was broken into during an hour-long period while she visited the library.

The thieves also stole money, Good said, but other items — such as her roommates' laptops, which were in plain view — were left. She said she thinks someone was watching the house because they knew when she was not there.

Link:
http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20110628/NEWS01/106280327/Break-in-at-Emily-Good-s-home-an-oddity?odyssey=tab|mostpopular|text|NEWS

When a Rochester police officer wrote up a report of the May 12 traffic stop that ended with the controversial arrest of Emily Good, he alleged that there were three occupants in the car who were reputed gang members.

The three, the report states, were members of the "Chalkem South" gang, which is known for "drug sales, guns and violence."

But civilians who witnessed the stop say there was only one person in the car.

Ryan Acuff, one witness at the scene, said he questions whether the police claims of multiple gang members in the car were used to justify Good's arrest.

"Why not just say what happened?" said Acuff, a city resident who filmed the video of Good's arrest after she dropped her iPod while being detained. "There was clearly one person there (in the car). ... Now there seems to be an effort to really defend this (traffic stop)."

Good and another person who witnessed the stop also said they saw just one person in the car. Good said she began video-recording the stop as a possible example of racial profiling.

Link:
http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20110629/NEWS01/106290332/Questions-remain-about-Emily-Good-arrest?odyssey=tab%7Ctopnews%7Ctext%7CNews