body cameras

North Carolina Doesn’t Seem To Want People To See Police Camera Footage

A new law makes police dashcam and body camera videos off-limits to the public, except under certain conditions.
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How A Police Body Camera Law Gets Chewed Up And Spit Out

Body camera footage is quickly going from public to private all over the country.
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Body Cam Footage Leads To Civil Rights Charges For Las Vegas Cop

Richard Scavone allegedly used excessive force in an arrest.
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D.C. Moves To Give All Of Its Cops Body Cams By Next Year

The footage would be available to the public.
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Customs and Border Protection Won't Commit To Requiring All Border Patrol Agents To Wear Body Cameras

The largest national law enforcement agency has been reviewing the policy for over a year.
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U.S. Border Patrol Staff Reject Body Cameras

Internal review rejects cameras. Customs says it was only a "draft" report.
By ELLIOT SPAGAT, AP

Police Make No Promises To Discipline Officers Who Violate Body Camera Policy

Body cameras are pointless if we can't make sure cops are using them correctly.
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Study Shows Less Violence, Fewer Complaints When Cops Wear Body Cameras

Use of force and civilian complaints fell dramatically when officers and civilians knew they were being recorded.
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Video Shows Dramatic Confrontation Between Police, Suspect Before Fatal Shooting

"Put the gun down. We don't want to kill you. Just drop the gun."
By AP

Obama Administration Gives DC, LA, Chicago And Other Police Departments Millions For Body Cameras

Los Angeles, Washington, Chicago and Detroit are some of the biggest departments that will receive funding for cameras.
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