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Hutzpa

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7. Do you really believe wearing cameras is going to stop police killings of black men?

Reply to backwoodsbob (Original post)

Sun Dec 28, 2014, 05:46 PM

Dec 2014

Lifetime ban??? how about jail time? how about being prosecuted as civilian if they violates or tamper with the camera?

We can go further in getting Hollywood to stop the glamorization of the police force.

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so what are the real solutions to police killings? [View all] backwoodsbob Dec 2014 OP

It has to start at the management level. The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2014 #1

Cameras cannot be the total solution. Add Citizen review of every time a LEO fires his/her weapon. Vincardog Dec 2014 #2

Richmond California has done a decent job of reigning in excessive force Luminous Animal Dec 2014 #3

Actually if you want to stop it all, enforce the laws equally. Rex Dec 2014 #4

disciplining and removing bad officers, KMOD Dec 2014 #5

Fighting poverty is the only solution. _Blue_ Dec 2014 #6

Do you really believe wearing cameras is going to stop police killings of black men? Hutzpa Dec 2014 #7

It reduces them. Igel Dec 2014 #9

Body cameras spotted this JonLP24 Dec 2014 #12

We just have to take these matters seriously and not sweep them ... dawg Dec 2014 #8

Better proposal. Igel Dec 2014 #10

Perhaps each state needs to have an independant shooting investigaiton team rustydog Dec 2014 #11

More detailed background investigations of prospective cops jmowreader Dec 2014 #13

I say make the Chief of Police be responsible to the State Attorney General for that expectation. MrMickeysMom Dec 2014 #14

Good start Ramses Dec 2014 #15