during the past years there have been different accounts of police brutality. Officers will be more careful of their actions. Although some people do not believe police need to wear cameras, police should wear them because it good for all people.
Historically There's been cases of police brutality and civilians lying in the court system in the year of 2017 1,129 people were killed by police officers 13 percent were unarmed 48 % were black and 34 were hispanic only a few police officers have been charged of murder . 82 people were killed out of 1,129 only a little of this percentage were unarmed people and the rest had weapons so with body cameras we can prove that these statements are true and accurate When people know there being watched …show more content…
Certain Complaints will go down by civilians and police officers and evidence will be more strong and accurate in court, police officers and civilians can't tell lies the proof will be all in the video and the strict rules on having a body camera police officers can't hide or erase the video and if so they will be tapering with evidence ( john ) This quote shows people act different when being watched People can feel more safe when they are being watched.
Also It could be used as evidence in the court system to tell both sides in jan 31 2018 a chicago cop stole 20,000 dollars of drug money from a man. And these police officers have been doing this for years and there are also hundreds ( CBS Chicago).
Police often handle drugs and money from criminals. Some may be tempted to take the drugs or money for themselves. If officers were being watched by a body camera, they would not be able to steal or use their power for bad. They have policies that say they can’t edit, block audio, or cover cameras. If any of the rules are broken police officers will either face suspension or written up for failing to record the incident. If police follow these procedures they will get a raise in salary and move them closer to promotion. This can catch corrupt cops that do these
Historically There's been cases of police brutality and civilians lying in the court system in the year of 2017 1,129 people were killed by police officers 13 percent were unarmed 48 % were black and 34 were hispanic only a few police officers have been charged of murder . 82 people were killed out of 1,129 only a little of this percentage were unarmed people and the rest had weapons so with body cameras we can prove that these statements are true and accurate When people know there being watched …show more content…
Certain Complaints will go down by civilians and police officers and evidence will be more strong and accurate in court, police officers and civilians can't tell lies the proof will be all in the video and the strict rules on having a body camera police officers can't hide or erase the video and if so they will be tapering with evidence ( john ) This quote shows people act different when being watched People can feel more safe when they are being watched.
Also It could be used as evidence in the court system to tell both sides in jan 31 2018 a chicago cop stole 20,000 dollars of drug money from a man. And these police officers have been doing this for years and there are also hundreds ( CBS Chicago).
Police often handle drugs and money from criminals. Some may be tempted to take the drugs or money for themselves. If officers were being watched by a body camera, they would not be able to steal or use their power for bad. They have policies that say they can’t edit, block audio, or cover cameras. If any of the rules are broken police officers will either face suspension or written up for failing to record the incident. If police follow these procedures they will get a raise in salary and move them closer to promotion. This can catch corrupt cops that do these