(2/3) It's good to read that this is just a trial and that bodycams are not constantly on, as that seems to be where many of the issues arise. And I should note that there is some evidence cams reduce police brutality: https://t.co/XNanrSi0z7
Rialto Police Department (Kalifornien) (uof bedeutet “use of force”) https://t.co/S7gkwHQcG3 https://t.co/iCCWGclPHz
@KRoyMyers RAND health insurance https://t.co/nlv1jeevyY And (separately) while this was published at the same time as body-cams were being rolled out it def contributed to policy/policing decisions re use of cameras https://t.co/kgJTxfhCFg (self promotio
Odds of an assault against an officer with body-worn cameras were greater than the odds of an assault against an officer without. By contrast, body-worn caremas reduce the use of force by officers. https://t.co/UCtkyPFfyU https://t.co/efIWXocig3