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16. Its no different than the cameras already used in the police cars...

Wed Dec 3, 2014, 04:36 AM

Dec 2014

if something turns up or they aren't going to be used for court they get taped over in 30-60 days. The same policy would prevail.

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Not concern trolling: police cameras and privacy [View all] Recursion Dec 2014 OP

So, for instance, if the police respond to a suicide situation Recursion Dec 2014 #2

The cops are able to turn off the device. gerogie2 Dec 2014 #10

There will be a department policy on the use of the device. gerogie2 Dec 2014 #24

There's a department policy on not shooting people, too (nt) Recursion Dec 2014 #25

Or a sexual assault of some kind jberryhill Dec 2014 #7

That's why there needs to be a legal component too Recursion Dec 2014 #8

OT Question Derek V Dec 2014 #13

It is a favored well poisoning device at DU jberryhill Dec 2014 #15

Thank You Derek V Dec 2014 #17

Its no different than the cameras already used in the police cars... Historic NY Dec 2014 #16

police cars don't go inside people's homes jberryhill Dec 2014 #18

Too funny then don't call them.... Historic NY Dec 2014 #21

Cameras are not a real or sufficient solution. woo me with science Dec 2014 #20

Cameras are meaningless without accountability Scootaloo Dec 2014 #27