> The problem with this line of reasoning is that it assumes the public even knows how to tell if police officers are wearing body cameras. I don't see how it

> The problem with this line of reasoning is that it assumes the public even knows how to tell if police officers are wearing body cameras. I don't see how it assumes that at all. I think the gist is that police behave in a way that produces less complaints when they are conscious that their actions are being recorded.