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all interactions. "We are not in the same situation as the police in the US who need to document everything in order to maintain credibility". Early trials with body cameras have been carried out in Gothenburg and Södertälje in 2017. Many other Swedish police regions expressed interest in using body cameras. The police in Stockholm have piloted body cameras in 2018 and 2019. In total, 300 body cameras were used in three parts of Stockholm to prevent violence against police officers. The Swedish Crime Prevention Council (Brottsförebyggande rådet - Brå) evaluated the pilot. The evaluation revealed that the body cameras had the intended effects, but on a relatively modest scale. Certain types of violence decreased: harassment and violence using weapons. Sexual intimidation of female officers was reduced too. The sense of security improved, according to interviews with officers: people 'guard their tongue'. Physical violence has not decreased in the same amount. According to the police, this type of violence is perpetrated by people who are either drunk or mentally troubled. Their behaviour is not adjusted when they realise they are being filmed. Footage has rarely been used as evidence in courts: overall, 178 recordings were pulled for prosecution and conviction. In roughly half of these cases, the footage was used as evidence, but in the other half the decision was made to not submit the recording as evidence. Another conclusion is that the level of activation of bodycams varied from one officer to the next. There was a lack of clear instructions and guidelines on which situations needed to be recorded. The researchers believe that the bodycams could lead to more positive outcomes if a better strategy for the deployment of the bodycams would be developed and implemented.

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hope it will lead to the early resolution of incidents and ensure the safety of victims. The system was developed independently by the prefectural police and was introduced in March. Police officers arriving at the scene use a small camera on a mobile phone attached to the right breast. When the officer operates the radio, the camera is automatically activated and starts recording video, and the video and sound are transmitted to headquarters and the relevant department at each police station. According to the prefectural police, the cameras are worn by all police officers working at the 384 police stations in the prefecture. Until now, the situation at the scene of an incident has been communicated verbally over the radio, but from now on, detailed information on the scene of an incident, as well as the physique and clothing of the suspicious person the police officer confronts, can be instantly shared in the form of video images from the moment the radio is used. In radio communication only, it was sometimes time-consuming to ascertain information, as it was necessary to repeatedly confirm the facts between the police officer on the scene and the person in charge of the communication command. The introduction of the system is expected to shorten the time from the moment an incident is detected to the time the police are dispatched to the scene, and the chief of the Communications Command Section of the prefectural police, Mr Defining Sugiyama, said: 'Initial response is extremely important for the early arrest of suspects and the safety of victims. We hope to enhance our response capability and protect the safety of the community by utilising the system".

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Metropolitan Police Department (M.P.D.). The evaluation found no effect on use-of-force by officers or on the number of complaints by civilians. The researchers concluded that police officers equipped with body cameras used force and confronted civilians in a similar manner compared with officers without body cameras: “This is the most important empirical study on the impact of police body-worn cameras to date. ... These results suggest we should recalibrate our expectations” of cameras’ ability to make a “large-scale behavioral change in policing, particularly in contexts similar to Washington, D.C.". The study not only presents statistical analyses, but also provides qualitative research and analysis to shed light on the controversies surrounding the cameras. According to the study, several factors could explain why the cameras did not change the behavior of the police - even though there was a high level of compliance to the rules governing the activation of the cameras: desensitization to the cameras and the fact that police officers already performed better due to an increase in monitoring of their actions before the introduction of the cameras. A third possibility was that officers without cameras acted similar to officers with cameras, because they were aware of their colleagues who did wear these devices. Since the Washington-study, several others have been published that concluded the body cameras did not live up to - perhaps too high - expectations. The meta-evaluation cited below contains information on all studies if they met the methodological quality requirements.

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to police officers, on average the African American community experiences 61% more negative conversations with law enforcement. Understanding verbal discrepancies presented in video footage can help educate and create police-community trust programs. Watching these experiences throughout the media can be disheartening and intimidating to the Black community. For example, a twenty-five-year-old Black school teacher, Kenya Davis, reflects on her feelings towards police violence. A video was released in 2014 of the murder of Laquan McDonald, who was shot and killed by a police officer while his girlfriend was recording. Davis vividly describes what she saw and felt while watching the video. She explains the officer's body language, shaking while he shot McDonald, and McDonald's behavior, he was cooperating and of no threat. The background of the video was filled with his girlfriend's screams. Even though McDonald was not acting aggressive or confrontational, the officer was still scared. She describes feeling disheartened knowing that just being Black triggers fear and violent tendencies in police's minds. There is more than just this one incident of police brutality being filmed. The list continues with George Floyd, Eric Garner, Tamir Rice, and many more. The overall feeling from the Black communities after watching footage of police brutality varies in negativity and mental health effects. About 60% of African Americans have a negative outlook on police officers while 48% said they felt unsafe and 45% referenced a decrease in mental health.

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toward the law system and impact the decision-making process for the police force. The presence of BWC is an indicator to show the target of a possible criminality scene that they are being recorded. So, one can say the existence of such a tool can affect the behavior of the police officer in a way that a sense of anxiety can take over and negatively impact the judgment in a scene. In addition to that, (Saulnier et al., 2020) suggested a point in which individuals might see the BWC as a negative approach used by officers trying to be submissive and controlling that could, later on, leave a negative impact on their impression of the law enforcers trying to do complete their duties. For example, a police officer's attitude at a possible or already occurred crime scene with a body-worn camera can be influenced by the actions done by people who might feel their social rights are under serious threat because of the camera, which can essentially result in the wrong decision-making process and harmful psychological events for an officer of the law system doing their job, and perhaps bringing themselves lifetime regrets in the line of duty.

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aspect of BWCs, another study found that race, gender, and police accountability had a significant impact on the concerns of citizens opinions of the release of BWC footage. Another factor of citizen support is transparency of police work which is one of the main points brought up by citizens when discussing BWCs. A nationwide study found that the public is enthused by the thought of BWCs to improve transparency in police work. However, within the same study it was found that there was less agreement on two factors: trust in policing and the ability of BWCs to improve police-citizen relationships. It appears that throughout studies there are different reasons behind why the public would feel approving or disapproving of the main issues such as trust in police legitimacy, transparency, release of BWC footage, officer accountability, etc. The public in general has differing attitudes in how and if BWCs are fixing the issues that they are supposed to target. BWCs have shown effect on how people feel about these main issues with the most consistent category being that they do gain a sense of transparency when viewing law enforcement.

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Paris, Marseille, Nice, Toulouse and Lyon, had to record each identity check. Up to 2013, the decision to start a recording was discretionary, but after 2017 recording of these checks was supposed to become the rule. According to a critical article, this requirement was not fulfilled, given the fact that there were 2 500 bodycams available for the total of around 245 000 officers in the country. Some controversy surrounded the introduction because of a statement in the Senate by ministre de l'intérieur, Bruno le Roux, that recording would be triggered automatically - a statement that later had to be revoked because it proved to be incorrect. The report describing the results of the experiment was not published, but a spokesperson of the National Police told a reporter that the cameras increase the legitimacy of officers, pacify difficult situations and offer the possibility to record the specifics of each intervention, in this case identity checks.

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behaviour of citizens improved when people see that the situation is being recorded. The introduction could be based on current legislation, but an additional legal framework would be needed regulating recording and storage of recordings. Filming inside homes is not generally allowed. The cameras could be available at the end of 2018, after the necessary training and purchases. The Federation of Police Officers wants provisions to make sure that human errors will not be problematic for officers wearing cameras. The question is whether police can erase recordings when they want to. According to the working group, this is no different from the handling of other police documentation. During the pilot, the recordings were stored for 24 hours and then wiped, unless a criminal offence was recorded. The working group recommended to extend that period to 96 hours.

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that people are just not speaking up or the body camera was not turned on and the footage cannot be investigated. More time and research was expected to allow a more precise answer to whether or not body worn cameras improve officer conduct. As more empirical evidence became available, the importance of differences in local contexts and policies was revealed. The level of discretion that officers have in the activation of the body cameras has, for instance, been suggested as one of the deciding characteristics in any body camera policy and therefore in the results that can be expected. Unintended outcomes can even be the result from increased transparency due to over-deterrence: officers who know they are being recorded, will only do the minimum required. These officers will also tend to do everything by the book, reluctant to apply discretion.

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Survey (LEMAS). After the increase in high-profile lethal incidents throughout the United States, more police agencies have mandated that officers have to wear body cameras. According to the research they found that agencies with large operating budgets and agencies with collective bargaining units are less likely to use body cameras in their police force. Body cameras are helpful to have extra eyes at the scene and to see what is happening from another point of view, however if not all police departments are using them then they are not holding officers accountable or helping victims of police brutality show the true story of what happened. Body cameras could be more beneficial and useful if they were mandatory over all police departments.

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different vendors, showed that the average price (or actually: the average manufacturer's suggested retail prices) was $ 570, with a minimum of $ 199 and a maximum of $ 2,000. In 2017, based on information from 45 police forces in the United Kingdom, research showed that nearly 48,000 body cameras had been purchased and that £22,703,235 had been spent on the cameras. Dividing this total by the number of cameras gives an estimate of the average costs per camera: £474. The minimum was £348 for the Police Service of Northern Ireland and the maximum was £705 for the Metropolitan Police Service. These differences may be partly attributable to the fact that some forces have included more types of costs than other forces.

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bodycams was comparatively low in the first year following implementation (36%) but increased after two more years (76%). In that study, respondents were asked whether they thought bodycams would improve relationships between the police and community members: 84 percent (strongly) agreed. An even larger proportion, 87 percent, (strongly) agreed that Body-Worn Cameras would hold Milwaukee police officers accountable for their behaviors. These percentages hardly changed in the three years following introduction, which suggests that opinions such as these are independent of awareness of bodycams. According to findings in criminology, body-worn cameras have been shown to improve citizens reactions to police encounters.

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result from the use of these cameras, a specific legal framework was needed. Separate laws have been developed for national police and gendarmerie and for municipal police - the latter being adopted by parliament in 2018. Recordings have to be retained for at least six months. Specific legislation has also been developed for law enforcement in sectors such as rail transportation and regional public transport for Paris. One of the key components of the law in France is that officers are not allowed to review the recordings. However, the bodycams acquired offered this option and would have to be replaced with different type progressively, but not before the end of 2017 - according to the source quoted in the article.

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false positives (those that are mistaken for a person on a list of suspects, for instance). Furthermore, cameras equipped with facial recognition technology heighten worries over “secret surveillance at a distance”. Information about civilian whereabouts can consistently be tracked if they appear in public and it happens without their knowledge. There are more concerns about the advancement of these facial recognition technologies in body cams and the lack of government regulation over them. Particular concerns have been noted with respect to the use of cameras equipped with facial recognition at public protests. It has been suggested that such camera use may "chill" rights of free speech and association.

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monitored and independently evaluated, according to the highest possible methodological standard: a randomised controlled trial. Violence and aggression towards police officers were reduced significantly. Based on these positive findings, the management of the National Police in 2019 decided to roll-out 2,000 bodycams to all front-line police units in the country. Results from a 2022 research report show that 86% of police officers find that the bodycams have (a lot) of added value to their work, with officers also feeling safer on duty while carrying bodycams. The research report further found that the bodycams have added value for investigations, training, and evaluation.

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departments is the Minooka Police Department that discontinued the use of body cameras because they felt overburdened by administrative responsibilities. The considerable cost of cameras and the support of related technology is another factor limiting the speed of their adoption. In New York City, for example, initial purchase of body-worn cameras could cost up to $ 31 million. However, proponents hypothesized that body-worn cameras would save money by reducing lawsuits targeted towards the police force and by aiding in the dismissal of court cases with digital evidence provided by the recorded footage of the body-worn cameras.

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compelling evidence…that could never be captured in written statements." Despite being hailed as a tool to enhance the quality of evidence, the focus was beginning to shift away from exclusively benefiting prosecutions. The Home Office highlighted that BWV also had the significant potential to "prevent and deter crime". In addition, the final report on the National Pilot for BWV announced that complaints against the officers wearing the cameras had been reduced to zero and time spent on paperwork had been reduced by 22.4%, which led to a 9.2% increase in officer time spent on patrol ("50 minutes of a 9-hour shift").

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camera recordings conducted on private property without a warrant or probable cause are expected to violate the individual search and seizure rights of the property owner. Video recordings conducted in public spaces aren't generally subject to Fourth Amendment protections under the “plain view” doctrine developed by the Supreme Court. In these circumstances an officer can record an individual and their actions as long as they are in public spaces. Many other nations have their own search and seizure laws that have specific implications associated with the use of body cameras worn on police officers.

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significantly improve the quality of the evidence provided by police officers at incidents". However, mostly due to the limitations of the then available technology, it was also recommended that police forces should await the completion of successful trials and projects to re-evaluate the technology before investing in cameras. By July 2007, the Home Office was beginning to encourage the emerging industry and published another document entitled "Guidance for the Police use of Body Worn Cameras". The report was based on the first national pilot of BWV conducted in

333:. In 2006, the first significant deployments of BWV at the national level were undertaken by the Police Standards Unit (PSU) as part of the Domestic Violence Enforcement Campaign (DVEC). The basic command units equipped with the head cameras recorded everything that happened during an incident from the time of arrival which led to the "preservation of good-quality first disclosure evidence from the victim". The evidence gathered was deemed especially useful in the way of supporting prosecutions if the victim was reluctant to give evidence or press charges. 411:

purpose and work to meet and maintain those standards". 2013 also saw the start of Operation Hyperion, a Hampshire Police initiative on the Isle of Wight that equipped every frontline police officer with a personal issue body worn camera, the biggest project of its kind at the time. Sergeant Steve Goodier oversaw the project and was adamant that the project would drive legislative changes to free up further uses for body worn cameras. He said "I strongly believe we could make some small changes to legislation that can have a big impact on officers: "

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officer at the scene may not have been able to see this. This issue forces companies to choose whether to incorporate 'super human' features, or not. HD resolution improves usability of recordings as evidence, but at the same time increases file size, which in turn leads to an increase in bandwidth requirements for data transfer and storage capacity. At present, HD is the industries' standard, but until roughly 2016 that was not the case even though the technology was widely available in other devices.

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conclusion was that bodycams did not reduce violence and aggression against the police, largely due to technical problems with recordings and 'wearability' of the equipment. The Department of Justice concluded that bodycams were not ready to be 'rolled out' on the national level. Regional police forces continued experimenting with bodycams. In 2011, according to a survey by one of the major suppliers of BWV cameras in the Netherlands, 17 of the 25 regional police forces were using bodycams in 2011.

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forces of Turin and Milan to be used in high-risk operations and use-of-force incidents. Part of the trial was to connect the live streams of the cameras to the control-room of the police. The bodycams for these pilots were supplied free of charge by a manufacturer for a period of three months. Based on the experiences during the trials, a decision would have to be reached whether to supply all front-line officers with bodycams. The price for fifty bodycams in Milan was 215,000 euros.

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announced they had invested AU$ 4 million in rolling out body-worn cameras to frontline police officers. Queensland police have had the cameras in operation for some time, and have already collected 155,000 hours worth of footage. According to research being conducted in 2016 'the use of body-worn cameras has now gathered traction in most Australian states and territories'. Despite the increasing prevalence of the devices, some Australian commentators have expressed privacy concerns.

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violence cases. There is also a threat of people not coming forward with tips for fear of being recorded. In terms of the police officer's private contexts, they may forget to turn off cameras in the bathroom or in private conversations. These situations should be considered as the technology is developed further and the use of it is becoming more saturated. In the U.S. federal and individual states have varying statutes regarding consent laws.

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started using body cameras in 2018. Security guards were the first to start using these cameras and ticket controllers followed in December 2018. The cameras are used in order to improve the safety of staff. Additionally, the cameras can be used to make a recording of travellers without a valid ticket. By filming them, the identity of the person in question can be verified even if they used someone else's identity during the check.

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instance, the hours police and others in the criminal justice system spend on managing, reviewing and using the recordings for prosecution or other purposes such as internal reviews, handling of complaints or education. These 'hidden' costs are difficult to quantify, but by looking into total cost of ownership, some indication can be given of the percentage of costs is associated with the body cameras themselves or other expenses:

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infrared, night vision, fisheye lenses, or varying degrees of view. Other features specific to law enforcement are implemented in the hardware to integrate the body cameras with other devices or wearables. Another example are automatic triggers that start the recording when the officer starts a specific procedure, for instance when a fire-arm or taser is pulled from a holster, when a siren is activated or when the car door opens.

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improve the way the police worked. The cameras were meant to be used in specific settings and only in public places. Filming inside homes would only be allowed as part of a criminal investigation. The data were to be encrypted and could only be accessed with specific software, according to the police. It was expected that most recordings would be deleted right after each shift, because of the need for privacy protection.

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issues, for instance with battery life, camera mounting, docking, recharging, ability to classify, ease of review and other issues. Administrative responsibilities associated with the body cameras resulted in significant commitment of time by officers that then was not available to spend on other duties. In September 2016, the Toronto police wanted to put out a call for proposals from suppliers.

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the US, there is no federal law in place that directly protects Americans when it comes to the use of facial recognition technology. Only the states of Illinois and Texas have regulations, “that require(s) an individual to give consent for their biometrics to be used, protecting its application in a system that it was not originally intended for”.

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investigations, and police organizations. Subsequent analysis of the research affirms their mixed findings about BWCs' effectiveness and draws attention to how the design of many evaluations fails to account for local contextual considerations or citizen perspectives, particularly among groups that disproportionately experience police violence.

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will be kept. The ability to buffer enables officers to retain video of everything that occurred prior to the moment the record switch was pressed. This buffered video and audio may provide more context to an incident. If the recording doesn't start, the video will be deleted after thirty seconds have elapsed on a 'first in, first out' basis.

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rare and may not be the best measure of the impact of BWCs on police officer behavior. Other studies look at arrests and citation behaviors (fourteen studies showed 'no clear patterns') or on proactivity (six studies: 'results not definitive'). The question whether BWCs impact on disparate outcomes in policing has yet to be tackled.

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One possibility is that a police officer wearing this technology could become a 'roving surveillance camera'. If the bodycams are equipped with biometric facial recognition technology, this could have a major impact on people's everyday lives, depending on the reliability of the technology to prevent

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This aspect consists of criminal investigations, crime resolution, intelligence gathering or court proceedings and outcomes. Prosecutors rarely bring cases against the police and it remains to be seen whether this will change much as a result of BWCs. Empirical results are hard to find. Three studies

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reports, arrests/citations or proactive behaviors. This is one of the greatest expectations of BWCs by civilians: that these cameras can change police officer behavior. Studies in this area (22 studies looked at complaints) have mostly shown that officers wearing BWCs receive fewer complaints than do

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In 2019, a team of researchers published the most comprehensive overview to date of the impact of BWCs. They based their overview on seventy empirical studies, most from U.S. jurisdictions (74%). The study reports on officer behavior, officer perceptions, citizen behavior, citizen perceptions, police

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Swedish police have used body cameras, for instance at large football games and demonstrations. According to a spokesperson for the Swedish Police in 2015, body cameras would not become standard equipment for police officers. They would be used for special purposes because there was no need to record

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the end of the 2016 all traffic police officers in Moscow will receive body cameras, which are attached to their clothes and work continuously. In some regions, such devices designed to eradicate corruption in the ranks of traffic police officers, are also purchased by other law enforcement agencies,

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and bodycams. Thirty experiments were conducted with body cameras to determine whether the technology should become part of the standard equipment of all police officers. The biggest experiment was done in Amsterdam where one hundred bodycams were tested for 12 months by 1,500 officers. The trial was

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According to the NPA, a total of 102 wearable cameras are to be purchased, including 65 for local areas, 19 for crowd control, and 18 for traffic divisions. In the case of the crowd control officers, the cameras will capture video of situations with many people coming and going, and the feeds will be

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have introduced a system that automatically transmits video footage of police officers at the scene of an incident to the prefectural police headquarters in real time. This is the first time in Japan that a system capable of automatic filming and distribution has been used, and the prefectural police

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Police officers in Rome have not yet been equipped with bodycams. However, in October 2017, the secretary of the union Sulpl Roma, announced that police officers who ask for them will receive a bodycam before the end of the year 2017. The reason would be two-fold: to modernise the officers' equipment

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In early 2018, some 30 cameras were in use at Helsinki police department on a trial basis. The National Police Board recommended in April 2018 to issue all police officers on patrol with cameras. The ambition is to make the procurements in 2018. The two main reasons are to improve officers' safety by

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noted that the existing research was mixed as to whether the cameras reduce the use of force by police officers or increase the communities' trust in police. But a reduction in complaints against police using excessive force does not necessarily mean there are fewer cases of misconduct, it could mean

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to publish a report stating that "evidence gathering using this equipment has the potential radically to enhance the police performance at the scene of a wide range of incidents". In the same report, the Home Office concluded that body worn camera system used in Devon and Cornwall had "the ability to

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started a pilot in 2014 with the technology during a year-long study of body-worn cameras. In total, 100 officers were using the technology from May 2015 through May 2016. The evaluation report concluded that support for the body cameras was strong and increased during the pilot. There were technical

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In any case, the camera itself is just the start of the expenses. Police departments also have to run software and store data for all the cameras which can add up quickly. Other costs include maintenance, training and evaluations. In addition, several indirect costs will be incurred by bodycams, for

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determined that “there need not be a physical or technical trespass to constitute a search or seizure deserving of constitutional protection.” Extraction of sensitive information from individuals through electronic transmission is deemed to be unconstitutional under the Fourth Amendment. Police body

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With 88% of Americans and 95% of Dutch people supporting body cameras on police officers, there is strong public support for this technology. However, it is important to note that not all civilians are necessarily aware of the presence of bodycams. A study in Milwaukee revealed that awareness of the

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Body camera footage has become more visible within the past few years due to media coverage. Whether it be news publications or posts on social media, everyone has access. A common theme presented within the videos is the harsh linguistic and physical approaches used by law enforcement. When talking

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The NPA will check the footage to see if officers are questioning people appropriately, among other purposes. Relatively large prefectural police forces will implement the system first, and the NPA will consider full-scale introduction after verifying its effectiveness. About 15 million yen (approx.

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The legal framework has been determined by a law of June 3, 2016, by the national committee on information and freedoms (Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés - CNIL). Their opinion is that because of the elevated risks created by surveillance of persons and personal life that could

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Studies have produced mixed findings on the impact of body-worn cameras and the effect these have on police, civilian, or suspect behavior. Early reports touting the benefits of police body cameras were based on limited research of small groups of police officers in a short period of time. In recent

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Investigations have shown that although in many states the usage of body worn cameras is mandatory, there are instances where some officers have failed to adhere to the law. From 2015 until 2017, there have been nationally recognized scenarios of fatal shootings in San Francisco, Alabama, Washington

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Another important feature in law-enforcement body cameras is buffering: the option to let a body camera 'pre-record'. The bodycam can record continuously and store video from the previous thirty seconds, for example. If the officer presses the record switch, the preceding thirty seconds of recording

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Ever since body cameras were introduced, there has been a debate over whether capabilities that make the camera superior to that of the officer's eyes should be allowed. For instance, infra-red recordings could in hind-sight clearly show that a suspect did or did not carry a gun in his hand, but the

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at crime scenes. Current body cameras are much lighter and smaller than the first experiments with wearable cameras in the late 1990s. There are several types of body cameras made by different manufacturers. Each camera serves the same purpose, yet some function in slightly different ways or have to

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Looking at the United States in particular, there are 117 million Americans in the FBI's shared database according to the Georgetown Report. People can become fearful of the police's ability to identify them in public and gather information about where they've been and where they might be going. In

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It has been argued that while useful evidence, body camera footage in the courtroom should be presented with great caution. As such, juries should be made aware of their implicit biases while viewing footage, the objectivity of which is incomplete as it does not cover all aspects and context of the

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One study found that when looking at support for BWCs race, ethnicity, differing neighborhoods, and other demographics had an effect on support for BWCs. Most likely due to the goal of transparency and trust in police that are often linked to BWCs. On the topic of public view of the footage release

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Use of force (16 studies) went down according to five of the rigorous impact studies. Four other studies, however, showed no statistically significant effects. The level of discretion officers have may explain these differences, one team of researchers suggested. As with complaints, use of force is

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decided to adopt BWV technology in 2015. Speaking to the media at the time, Gen Al Muzeina flagged-up the value of footage from these cameras. He said that this evidence could, potentially, be used where there are objections to traffic offences or a failure by officers to meet acceptable standards.

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The Swedish army in Afghanistan has used helmet cameras. In 2016, train hosts in Gothenburg and West Sweden started testing bodycams. They were only allowed to turn on the cameras if a passenger became violent or threatened to use violence. Public transport in Stockholm, Storstockholms Lokaltrafik,

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In the cities of Milan and Turin, police forces have started experimenting on a small scale with bodycams. One of the first projects started in 2015 in Turin where police used the bodycams for their own protection during protests. Starting in May 2017, ten bodycams were being trialled by the police

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In 2018, the senate approved plans to experiment with bodycams in fire fighting and in detention centers. Other organisations that use these small wearable cameras are the national organisation for rail transport (SNCF), but also regional public transport for Paris (RATP). In 2019, public transport

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National and municipal police have also been outfitted with body cameras, starting with 2 000 cameras in 2017, after experimentation during the previous years. This number of cameras has been expanded and 10 400 additional cameras are being rolled out in what has been called a 'massive deployment'.

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In Finland, a pilot with body cameras was started in 2015. Thirty cameras were used by the Helsinki Police Department to help the police in maintaining public order. It was hoped that body cameras might prevent crime and disorder. Furthermore, it was expected that the cameras could at the same time

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of San Antonio law enforcement's use of body-worn cameras found that incidents where police used force and formal misconduct complaints decreased significantly. Scholars of crime were unsure to what extent body-worn cameras played a role in these declines, but noted that the results were consistent

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announced in May 2015 that they would grant 73 out of the 285 awards requested for a total of 20 million dollars. This allowed for the purchase and distribution of 21,000 cameras to be placed in active duty. A National Institute of Justice report found this in regards to responding police agencies:

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has also been among the local departments that have expanded the use of body worn cameras despite the Springfield Police Chief Kenny Winslow stating that "there are still problems with the state body camera law, and many departments in Illinois aren’t adopting the cameras as a result". One of those

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In 2013 the Home Office released an updated code of practice for surveillance cameras, in which Principle 8 included the use of body cameras, stating: "Surveillance camera system operators should consider any approved operational, technical and competency standards relevant to a system and its

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MP, Minister of State for Security, Counter-Terrorism and Police wrote a foreword that held BWV in a promising light: "The use of body-worn video has the potential to improve significantly the quality of evidence provided by police officers…video recording from the scene of an incident will capture

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The privacy law governing the use of bodycams by police in Italy is the law that protects personal data. According to a spokesperson of the police in Rome the law allows for the creation of video recordings of police interventions, provided the footage is used only for the reconstruction of police

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The Mayor of the city of Nice has asked the Minister of the Interior to rewrite the legal framework to include live streaming of bodycam-footage. This would enable supervision centers to not only watch regular CCTV-cameras but also body cameras. Included in the request was the suggestion to enable

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Who has access to the recordings? Access to the recordings may determine whether police officers will adopt the technology. Important questions are whether supervisors can access the footage, whether the recordings are public records or not, whether the software automatically logs who has accessed

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In the context of recording, the biggest issues arise from whether consent from parties involved is required before starting a recording. The nature of police work has officers interacting with civilians and suspects during their most vulnerable moments, such as those in the hospital, or domestic

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At least 32 studies focused on officer attitudes about cameras. First of all, the authors describe the methodological challenges of many of these studies. Despite those issues and despite mixed findings, one consistent theme is that once officers start using cameras, they feel positive or become

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The police force can significantly benefit from using the BWC. Using this approach can result in lowering the crime rates for law enforcement and the public; however, using this object raises the question of whether this approach can result in psychological effects like accusations from civilians

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The first body worn video cameras used by the Dutch police were portable videocameras used by the mounted riot-police in 1997. The first experiments with more modern bodycams date back to 2008 and were all small-scale technical tests. After four large-scale experiments from 2009 through 2011, the

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where police use bodycams has increased ever since. The reason for the introduction of these cameras in Germany has overwhelmingly been to protect police against assaults from suspects. The second reason is the ability to reconstruct events and to use the recording as evidence. A third reason has

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One of the main reasons for the national police, gendarmerie and municipal police to start using bodycams is the systematic recording of identity checks in public places. Starting in March 2017, the police and gendarmerie in 23 prioritised security zones ('zones de securité priorities), including

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will be hesitant to call police if they know they will be filmed and whether paying for the cameras and maintenance will lead to cuts elsewhere in the police budget". Others have worried about a "gotcha discipline". Some unions have argued that it was "mandatory" for police departments to include

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is one of the first to publicly discuss solutions as to how they will try to fix this problem. Small reminders such as stickers in the station and cars are meant to remind officers to use this technology. In addition, Los Angeles Police Department is testing new technology that would activate the

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Toronto Police Services concluded that the major challenge associated with any adoption of body-worn cameras is the cost. Staffing, technology and storage requirements would be about $ 20 million in the first year of implementation, with a total 5-year estimated cost of roughly $ 51 million, not

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In regards to consent there are also the concerns in regards to the bystanders around the scene of the crime, when an officer approaches a crime or a largely crowded scene they are not asking each person there for consent to be recorded. Which can cause an issue for the police department and law

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Throughout police departments in the United States or even worldwide there is an inconsistency from one police department to the next, some have body cameras while others may not which makes the use of body cameras difficult. Using data from the 2013 Law Enforcement Management and Administrative

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Karachi Police was planning to induct body cams for its officials as the city sees more violence in the shape of street crimes than any other city in Pakistan. Apart from the police, Islamabad traffic police and National Highway and Motorway Police too are either planning or have already started

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Other organizations besides the police use bodycams, mainly local law enforcement officers employed by municipalities. All local 'handhavers' or city wardens in Amsterdam and Rotterdam wear bodycams, in addition to over thirty smaller cities. Other organisations use body cameras including public

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over one year concluded that for officers wearing the body cameras, use-of-force incidents dropped by 53%, civilian complaints dropped by 65%, two in three officers who wore the cameras said they’d want to continue wearing them in the future and that it made them "better officers". Other studies

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concluded that a CCTV license could be extended to cover the use of a body camera. The summary stated that a CCTV license was required to review footage from a body camera and that a door supervision or security guard license was required to operate a body camera if security activities were also

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Body cameras require sizeable investments. In 2012, the price of the camera itself was between $ 120 and $ 1,000, according to a market survey by the United States Department of Justice in which seven suppliers were compared. A more recent market survey in 2016, describing 66 body cameras of 38

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By 2020, different police departments in Pakistan were either planning to or has already started using body cams in a bid to maintain accountability. The Islamabad Capital City Police Department was the first to use body cams in field and had plans to acquire and equip more body cams for police

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The use of body-worn cameras by law enforcement offers potential advantages in keeping officers safe, enabling situational awareness, improving community relations and accountability, and providing evidence for trials. A legislation regarding body-worn camera has been enacted by the Ministry of

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At least 16 studies were aimed at examining the Impact of BWCs on civilian behavior. This can be measured by compliance with the police, willingness to call the police, willingness to cooperate in investigations or crime and disorder when an officer is present. The results were varied and some

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In 2014, the Metropolitan Police Service began a 12 month trial in ten London boroughs, testing the impact of BWV on complaints, stop and search and criminal justice outcomes for violent offenses. Following the trial, the decision was made to issue body cameras to all officers who have regular

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was written in 1984 at a time when BWV was not around...We want to get the legislation changed so that BWV could replace the need for handwritten statements from officers when it is likely that an early guilty plea would be entered at court or that the incident could be dealt with a caution or

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The concluding sections of the report on the Paisley and Aberdeen project turned the attention to the digital, back-end solutions for BWV. Now that the benefits of using body cameras were being realized, the implications on the digital infrastructure were being called into question. The report

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The SPF mentioned that strict safeguard are in place with video footage to be deleted 31 days after they're shot unless they're needed in an active case. Officers are allowed to deactivate the cameras at their discretion according to the situation, such as cases of encountering sexual assault

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The number of body-worn cameras in use by the police of Australia is growing increasingly prevalent in parallel with other countries. The first bodycams or 'cop-cams' were trialed in Western Australia in 2007. Victoria has been trialing body-worn cameras since 2012, and in 2015 the NSW police

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The various needs and budgets of police departments have led to a wide range of body camera equipment to be offered in recent years. Body camera manufacturers have constantly looked for technical innovations to improve their products. Many body cameras offer specific features like HD quality,

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According to a report from 2017 by a working-group, the pilot justified the national roll-out of bodycams in Finland. The report concluded that police officers' safety improved, reduced resistance to the police and better protected police. During the experiment in Helsinki, the report noted,

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As more studies in more police departments were performed, the evidence became more mixed. One of the most robust studies was done among thousands of Washington, D.C. officers, led by David Yokum at the Lab@DC, a team of scientists embedded in D.C. government, and Anita Ravishankar at D.C.’s

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complaints decline. It may be because of a change in officer behavior. But it may also be a more complex story involving reduction of frivolous, malicious or unfounded complaints because civilians change their behavior. The number of complaints as a measure of officer behavior may itself be

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were one such force that initiated a trial in July 2010 which paved the way for the Paisley and Aberdeen body wore video project in 2011. The project was considered a huge success and it was identified that the benefits saved an estimated minimum of £400,000 per year due to the following:

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The survey is part of a diagnostic carried out in partnership with universities to outline the current scenario of the use of cameras in the country. According to the government, by August 2023, 26 of the Federation units were already using the equipment or preparing to start its use.

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will be issued body cameras with those located at Bukit Merah West. Officers stationed at Ang Mo Kio North, Bedok South, Bukit Merah East, Jurong West and Toa Payoh in June 2015 with the entire island covered by June 2016. The Reveal RS3-SX body camera is issued to the SPF.

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cameras at the same time as the officer turns on their emergency lights. The LAPD has also been working with the body camera manufacturer it uses, Taser International, to increase a buffer that saves video from 30 seconds before and after the camera is turned on and off.

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to reduce violence towards the police and to collect footage that can be used as evidence. The costs of these body cams was 18.500 euro. Based on the positive experiences, eighty more bodycams have been acquired to be deployed in more areas in these two cities. In

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The police in Denmark has been credited in English media as the first police force to use body cameras, even before the English pilots of 2007 were initiated. In 2017, the Minister of Justice has equipped security personnel in detention centers with body cameras.

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these centers to distribute the footage to the devices in police vehicles. The national privacy watchdog, CNIL, has called for a democratic debate to define appropriate frameworks and to strike a balance between security and the rights and freedoms of everyone.

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and the mainland. These were the first steps that paved the way for Chief Constable Andy Marsh becoming the national lead for BWV. Pioneers of BWV in the UK began to drive the need to review the legislation surrounding the use of the equipment. In 2009 the

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Who wears the bodycam? This can be an individual voluntary choice or a collective mandatory requirement. Not all officers have this option. Certain jurisdictions require bodycams to be worn at all times, but others leave it up to the local agencies or

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enforcement because the officer could be held accountable for not asking for consent and in a case where they are just walking by the scene they are not involved in what is taking place, so there is no need for them to be in the body camera footage.

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There are several types of wearable cameras that attach to different parts of the body, such as the head and chest. Which type will be used has not yet been decided. Data storage periods and other operational practices will also be considered later.

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in Australia produced 930 terabytes of recorded video each year with 350 bodycams. The costs involved in storing and managing the data was estimated at 6.5 million Australian dollars each year. The body cams were bought for less than 10% of that

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monitored remotely in real time. For traffic, the video will be used to educate drivers on road violations. In principle, police officers will still watch for traffic offenses on-site, with the bodycam footage expected to play a supporting role.

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The body cameras in France are intended to de-escalate interventions and reassure the security forces. Formally, according to the 2016 law, that was extended in 2018 for use of bodycams by municipal police officers, the goals of the cameras are:

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Features such as cloud storage have been trialed and implemented into the cameras and the data-storage process. Axon allows sharing footage outside the police department, for instance with district attorneys, other prosecutors or the courts.

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been the fact that civilians are filming the police and that the police wants to add their own recordings to what they perceive as selective filming by civilians. As Rüdiger Seidenspinner, the president of the union of policemen for the

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Nearly 400 municipalities applied for permission to use bodycams in the pilot that was conducted in 2017 and 2018. These communities ranged in size from 1 500 inhabitants like Collias to 100 000+ cities like Marseille and Nice.

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Décret n° 2016-1860 du 23 décembre 2016 relatif à la mise en œuvre de traitements de données à caractère personnel provenant des caméras individuelles des agents de la police nationale et des militaires de la gendarmerie

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police officers wearing body cameras showed that civilian complaints against officers dropped by 88% and "use of force" dropped by 59%. Another report that studied the effects of body-worn cameras for 46 officers of the

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Décret n° 2016-1862 du 23 décembre 2016 relatif aux conditions de l'expérimentation de l'usage de caméras individuelles par les agents des services internes de sécurité de la SNCF et de la Régie autonome des transports

940:. The cameras have to be activated in critical situations and at dangerous locations, for instance in nightlife entertainment areas where fighting is a common occurrence. In Baden-Württemberg, bodycams are deployed in 4559: 2621: 2420: 1424:. There is concern about the privacy of the people being filmed (suspects, victims, witnesses) but also about that of the officers wearing the cameras or the officers whose actions are recorded by their colleagues. 924:, one of five members in each team that surveils during weekends is equipped with a bodycam since June 2015. These cameras can be pointed in different directions by manually operated remote control. Since 2016, the 763:

Finnish parking inspectors from Vaasa, Jyväskylä, and Kotka have been using bodycams since the spring of 2021 and have reported fewer threatening incidents since they began wearing body cameras on their uniforms.

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the footage and whether any editing has been done. The rules that determine who has access, influence the willingness of officers to comply to the rules concerning wearing of bodycams and the on/off instructions.

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The police in Hong Kong has been experimenting with body cameras since 2013. Based on positive findings from an (unpublished) evaluation, the decision was taken to supply all front-line officers with a bodycam.

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Body cameras are able to record for up to 12 hours. If a law enforcement officer turns on their body camera at the beginning of their shift, they are able to record footage for the entire duration of the shift.

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Another major concern that has arisen since the implementation of police body cameras is how these technologies will affect the privacy rights of individuals in regards to search and seizure laws. The 1967

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Rochester Police Department (NY, United States) purchased 550 cameras in January 2016 and from July 2016 to March 2017, successfully deploy 500 cameras to all patrol Lieutenants, Sergeants and Officers.

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since 2016. The aim here is to test the bodycams during one year with the purpose of reducing violence against the police. Since late 2022 Berlin's police have implemented a pilot program with bodycams.

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French law enforcement has been using bodycams - called 'caméra-piéton' or 'pedestrian cameras' in French - regularly since 2013. Prior to implementing this, an early experiment in 2009 did not succeed.

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Julian Redmond Murphy, "Chilling: The Constitutional Implications of Body-Worn Cameras and Facial Recognition Technology at Public Protests" (2018) 75 Washington & Lee Law Review Online 1

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Décret n° 2016-1861 du 23 décembre 2016 relatif aux conditions de l'expérimentation de l'usage de caméras individuelles par les agents de police municipale dans le cadre de leurs interventions

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Voigt, Rob; Camp, Nicholas P.; Prabhakaran, Vinodkumar; Hamilton, William L.; Hetey, Rebecca C.; Griffiths, Camilla M.; Jurgens, David; Jurafsky, Dan; Eberhardt, Jennifer L. (June 20, 2017).

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including costs for integration of records management and video asset management systems. The most expensive component would be storage of recordings reaching nearly 5 petabytes in five years

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is an organization that has been a major proponent of body cameras on officers, but only in certain situations. The ACLU has advocated body camera use for both police departments and

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activity. The fact that other people including innocent by-standers could be recognised by their faces or voices does not mean the recording can not be used for legitimate purposes.

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provisions about body-worn cameras in union contracts because it would be a "clear change in working conditions" as well as something that could "impact an officer's safety".

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Body-worn video cameras received wide media coverage because of the first testing of body-worn cameras in the United Kingdom in 2005. The test was begun on a small-scale by

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Henne, Kathryn; Shore, Krystle; Harb, Jenna Imad (August 4, 2021). "Body-worn cameras, police violence and the politics of evidence: A case of ontological gerrymandering".

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announced their intention to begin outfitting officers with body worn cameras. The force was the first to trial BWV in the UK in 2005. The project was launched alongside

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The effect of police body-worn cameras on use of force and citizens' complaints against the police: A randomized controlled trial - journal of quantitative criminology

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According to Harlan Yu, executive director from Upturn, police body cameras are best embedded in a broader change in culture and legal framework. In particular, the

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aspects have not been studied at all, for instance the concern that BWCs may reduce people's willingness to call the police due to worries about personal privacy.

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All Länder in the country use bodycams, but there are substantial differences in the legal framework. Some have explicitly created a legal basis (Hesse, Hamburg,

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found that "41 cities use body cams on some of their officers, 25 have plans to implement body cams and 30 cities do not use or plan to use cams at this time".

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Some police officers in Japan will strap on body cameras in a trial set for fiscal 2024, with an eye to introducing them across the country in the future, the

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be worn in a specific way. Some are meant to be mounted on the chest or shoulder, while others are attached to glasses or may be worn like a headband or on a

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In 2015, the Dutch National Police published their plans to integrate more 'sensing' capabilities into routine police work. This plan focused on CCTV,

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Body-Worn Cameras; a report on the findings of the pilot project to test the value and feasibility of body-worn cameras for police officers in Toronto

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Following the national pilot, BWV began to gain some traction in the UK and, by 2008, Hampshire Police began to use the technology in parts of the

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in Canada have been opposed to body-worn video systems, citing privacy and cost concerns. In 2015, several city police units, including those in

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More than 30,000 body cameras are in use by police officers and municipal guards throughout the country, according to a survey conducted by the

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but in limited quantities - for testing. Total equipping to all Russian police officers with body cameras was scheduled to completed by 2017.

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engagement with the public. Other officers will be able to access cameras on an ‘as needed’ basis. A total of 22,000 cameras will be issued.

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are involved, from the perspective of the officer wearing it. They are typically worn on the torso of the body, pinned on the officer's

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What has to be recorded? Officers can have discretion to turn the bodycam on or off as they see fit or they can be guided by protocols.

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National Board of Directors has endorsed the use of policy-based automatic body-worn camera solutions for use by law enforcement. The

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Gaub; et al. (2016). "Officer Perceptions of Body-Worn Cameras Before and After Deployment: A Study of Three Departments".

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became one of the first states to have a comprehensive set of rules for police departments in regards to body camera usage. The

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also confirmed in the same year that – following two years of trials – it would be rolling out BWV cameras to patrol officers.

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suggested providing "robust central IT support" to have established the processes behind information gathering and monitoring.

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Public Security, making the body-worn camera standard and mandatory policing equipment for law enforcement agencies in China.

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problematic: they are rare and only reflect exceptional occurrences, not the everyday officer interactions with the public.

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An important aspect of bodycams are the policies that shape the way officers use them. Three main questions are important:

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officials manning the different checkpoints around the city as well as those police officials who go for snap checkings.

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officers. The questions raised by the ACLU and others fuel the most heated debate on body-worn cameras. Others, such as

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In 2010, 5 years after the first BWV venture, over 40 UK police areas were using body cameras to varying degrees.

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D.C., and Los Angeles in which the officer was wearing a body camera, but did not activate it during the incident. The

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and to settle disputes with drivers who disagree with police, for instance over a fine or the cause of an accident.

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Taylor, Emmeline. “Lights, Camera, Redaction… Police Body-Worn Cameras; Autonomy, Discretion and Accountability.”

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In a 2012 market survey by the U.S. Department of Justice, eight companies producing body cameras were compared:

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and Munich. In early 2017, the Bundestag agreed with government plans to introduce bodycams to protect officers.

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Lum, Cynthia; Stoltz, Megan; Koper, Christopher S.; Scherer, J. Amber (2019). "Research on body-worn cameras".

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issued a primer regarding laws, policies, practices, and technology for local police departments to consider.

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Mobile camera surveillance in focus: impact on violence against the police and visualising the police process

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This article is about body cameras used by law enforcement. For general-use wearable recording devices, see

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All costs and benefits, including indirect costs and benefits, have to be weighed against each other in a

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those that are not wearing the cameras. The more important concern for police agencies and researchers is

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Japanese law enforcements has been experimenting with bodycams since 2022, but possibly even before then.

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Russian law enforcements has been experimenting with bodycams since 2016, but possibly even before then.

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In reviewing the existing research on police body-worn cameras in 2017, University of Virginia economist

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Dymond, A., & Hickman, M. (2018). Body-Worn Cameras, Use of Force and Police-Civilian Interactions.

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company Kéolis, introduced body cameras for its security staff on trams and buses in the city of Brest.

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reducing confrontations with members of the public and to make recordings that can be used as evidence.

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Crisis in Canada's Policing: Why change is so hard, and how we can get real reform in our police forces

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Following The Law Enforcement Officer-Worn Body Camera Act (effective January 1, 2016), the state of

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Smile you're on body worn camera Part II - Police; The use of body worn cameras by UK police forces

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prevention of incidents during interventions by the police or the military (gendarmerie nationale);

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Mobiel cameratoezicht op scherp: effecten op geweld tegen de politie en het politieproces in beeld

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Starting in February 2016, the Federal Police began testing bodycams at train stations in Berlin,

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that states a Knowledge editor's personal feelings or presents an original argument about a topic.

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Body cameras are used by law enforcement to record their interactions with the public, or gather

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station staff to be equipped with body cameras in order to deal with incidents with passengers.

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detection of violations of the law and the prosecution of the suspects by collecting evidence;

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De mogelijke meerwaarde van bodycams voor politiewerk; een internationaal literatuuronderzoek

3384:[Bruno le Roux announces the deployment of 2600 mobile cameras for law enforcement]. 1556: 1474: 1366: 925: 4011:"Videoüberwachung mit "Bodycams": Polizei in Köln und Düsseldorf hängt sich Warnschilder um" 3573:"Caméras-piétons : feu vert du Parlement pour les policiers municipaux et les pompiers" 53: 5723: 5592: 5436: 2622:"Police officers with body cameras are as likely to use force as those who don't have them" 2218: 1265:. In addition to these, in another 4 states, the implementation process has already begun: 908: 5248: 4863:"Cops and cameras: Officer perceptions of the use of body-worn cameras in law enforcement" 3827:"Gewalt gegen Polizisten verringern: Rheinland-Pfalz testet Einsatz von Bodycams in Mainz" 1254: 877: 154:

in 2005, and have since been adopted by numerous police departments and forces worldwide.

8: 5236: 4489: 3382:"Bruno Le Roux annonce le déploiement de 2600 caméras mobiles pour les forces de l'ordre" 2154: 1790: 1572: 1270: 665: 127: 5664: 3983: 3575:[Bodycams: green light from Parliament for municipal police and fire-fighters]. 3423:[Body cameras: a tool against police violence or there to help law-enforcers?]. 3256:[Bodycameras are coming; police want the right to remove the video recordings]. 2840:"Police union threatens legal action over Metro's decision to test body-mounted cameras" 2209: 5792: 5663:. Laurel, Maryland: Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. Archived from 5319:"Do You See What I See? Problems with Juror Bias in Viewing Body-Camera Video Evidence" 5299: 5280:"Adoption of body cameras by United States police agencies: An organisational analysis" 5172: 5137: 4980:"Citizen attitudes towards the public release of police body-worn camera video footage" 4921: 4843: 4796: 4751: 3045:"Here's What Black Lives Matter Activists Want Politicians To Do About Police Violence" 1226: 1014: 673: 560: 5318: 5138:"Language from police body camera footage shows racial disparities in officer respect" 4118: 3779:"Videoüberwachung per Body-Cam Hessische Polizei schreckt Schläger mit Minikameras ab" 1001:, Federal Police). Still others have no concrete plans for legal adaptations (Berlin, 5456: 5303: 5252: 5218: 5177: 5159: 5038: 4999: 4960: 4925: 4913: 4893: 4847: 4835: 4800: 4755: 4743: 4706: 4370: 4237: 3674: 3631:"Heise.de: Kamera-Cops, Weitere Bundesländer erwägen Body-Cams bei Polizei-Einsätzen" 3389: 2811: 2666: 2629: 2598: 1834: 1381:

is currently still an issue which affects usefulness of police body camera's against

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Bodycams in docking stations during charging of batteries and uploading of recordings

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In order to quickly and accurately share the situation at the scene of an incident,

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The possible value of bodycams for police-work; an international literature review

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The Need for Policy-Based Automatic Recording in Today’s Body-Worn Camera Programs

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Detailed information is available on the use of body cameras in five Länder. In

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have outfitted all front-line officers with body-worn video systems since 2019.

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Negative Psychological Impacts of BWCs for the Police Force(Body Worn Cameras)

5945: 5812:"Sacramento police will put body cameras on all patrol officers by September" 5788: 5460: 5452: 5222: 5163: 5042: 5003: 4964: 4917: 4839: 4747: 4339:"Focus: Evaluation of Bodycams for the Amsterdam Police (management summary)" 4062:"Torino: tradito dalla bodycam, agente rischia accusa di falsa testimonianza" 3393: 2815: 2670: 2633: 2594:"In San Antonio, body-worn cameras on police appear to be cutting complaints" 1592: 998: 677: 461: 364: 208: 181: 5154: 5034: 4739: 4664:"Body Worn Video camera surveillance solutions on trial for police officers" 966: 325:

Body worn cameras being trialled by officers in Wolverhampton and Birmingham

5181: 5018: 4088:"Torino, "body cam" sul corpo dei vigili per le operazioni ad alto rischio" 3646:"Kamera-Cops: Weitere Bundesländer erwägen Body-Cams bei Polizei-Einsätzen" 3069: 1299: 1266: 990: 661: 604: 517: 505: 351: 271: 142:. Police body cameras are often similar to body cameras used by civilians, 5337: 5119:"Police body cameras don't tell the whole story. This experiment shows it" 4861:

Jennings, Wesley G.; Fridell, Lorie A.; Lynch, Mathew D. (November 2014).

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Two million police officers are being equipped with this camera in China.

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Kim, Dae-Young; Phillips, Scott W.; Gramaglia, Joseph A. (May 27, 2021).

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Sousa, William H.; Miethe, Terance D.; Sakiyama, Mari (March 21, 2017).

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Three states have the most widespread use, according to the ministry:

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Ariel, B., Farrar, W. A., & Sutherland, A. (2019, September 17).

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were interested as well and asked the German police for information.

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Focus: Evaluatie pilot bodycams Politie Eenheid Amsterdam 2017-2018

4119:"Vigili urbani al Comune: "Basta liti stradali, dateci le bodycam"" 2920:, Jason Dombkowski, Chief (Ret.), City of West Lafayette, Indiana ( 2897:"Tensions between St Louis Police officers union over body cameras" 1521: 978: 949: 945: 933: 497: 347: 279: 275: 147: 5243:, New York University Press, pp. 137–186, December 31, 2023, 4687:"Brasil tem mais de 30.000 câmeras corporais em uso por policiais" 2447:"Obama To Ask For $ 263 Million For Police Body Cameras, Training" 2082:"Belfast City Policing District introduce body worn video Cameras" 90: 4978:

Todak, Natalie; Leban, Lindsay; James, Lois (September 1, 2021).

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National Institute of Justice U.S. Department of Justice (2012).

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transport, security professionals, ambulances and fire-fighters.

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Body camera worn by policeman of North Charleston, South Carolina

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Williams, Timothy, James Thomas, Samuel Jacoby and Damien Cave,

5569:"Police Perspective: The Pros & Cons of Police Body Cameras" 5410:"Community Views of Milwaukee's Police Body-Worn Camera Program" 4367:

Focus: Evaluation pilot bodycams Police Unit Amsterdam 2017-2018

4206:"JR East to equip station staff with cameras in case of trouble" 3958:"Polizei und Feuerwehr in Berlin nun mit 300 Bodycams unterwegs" 3356:"Des caméras fixées à l'uniforme des policiers et des gendarmes" 1966:"Singapore Police Introducing Reveal Body Cameras | Reveal" 1671: 1420:

As with all forms of surveillance, bodycams highlight issues of

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have used body-worn video systems since 2013 and the number of

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with trends in other cities were cameras had been introduced.

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Resolve complaints about the police or wardens more quickly;

5622:"Fourth Amendment Implications of Police-Worn Body Cameras" 5081:"Body Cameras Haven't Stopped Police Brutality. Here's Why" 4456:"Islamabad cops don body cams to 'keep all parties honest'" 1560: 612: 569:

produced similar results. For instance, an analysis by the

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personal reflection, personal essay, or argumentative essay

5100:"Why Police Body Cameras Haven't Stopped Police Brutality" 3723:"GroBe Mehrheit befürwortet KörperKamera's für Polizisten" 896:

to start using body cameras as well. Police services from

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An example of a modern body camera designed for police use

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announced in January 2015 that officers stationed at its

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announced plans to experiment with the technology. The

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Ministry of Public Security People's Republic of China

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Impact on officer behavior is measured by complaints,

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A "DOZOR" body cam used by the Russian police officers

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body cams are in use since July 2015 in the cities of

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A police officer wearing a body camera on his uniform.

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Inconsistency of body cameras in police departments

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