State Legislators Pushing Bills To Shield Police Officers From Their Own Body Camera Recordings
Meanwhile, the public has taken police accountability into its own hands, thanks to the steady march of technology -- which has put a portable phone in almost every person's hands, and put a camera inside most of those phones.
So, we have two entities viewing accountability from seemingly opposite directions. Over the years, many officers have made it clear through their actions that being filmed isn't something they're comfortable with. This has resulted in additional misconduct and abuse of existing laws to shut down recordings. But what are these officers going to do when a city council -- or worse, a Memorandum of Understanding with the Justice Department -- directs them to start generating their own recordings?
One answer has already been presented by the Denver Police Department. They simply won't activate the cameras.
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Cop Forced Woman To Manufacture Meth Under Threat Of Arrest
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This statistic is astounding!
American police killed more people in March (111) than the entire UK police have killed since 1900