Police brutality
Cameras On Cops Will Protect Both Sides
Posted by dtaitano 6:13 am
Categories: Law Enforcement, Technologies.
Tags: body worn cameras, camera footage, evidence, Police brutality.
For years police departments have used dashboard cameras to record every move officers make in the line of duty. Even with those devices, what goes on can still be unclear […]
How To Get More From Police Self-Surveillance: Don’t Turn It Off
Posted by dtaitano 10:54 am
Categories: Law Enforcement, Surveillance.
Tags: ACLU, Police brutality, police union, Surveillance.
Who watches the watchers when they aren’t wearing their lapel cameras? That’s the tech-centric question at the heart of a scandal that’s been raging in New Mexico since federal investigators […]
Stop, Frisk, and Record
Posted by Stan Lewis 4:24 am
Categories: Law Enforcement, Legal, Technologies.
Tags: body-worn, cameras, Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution, Frisking, NYPD, Police brutality, Rialto CA, Search and seizure.
From New York City to Rialto, CA: Police Body Cameras Issues include whether a mandatory worn-video appliance would compromise police duties and effectiveness; would politicize basic law enforcement; would provide […]