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And if you were falsely arrested, and had the footage out there without your consent, you'd be happy for that too? It's a double edged sword I think.
by Jaruzel 6y ago
And if you were falsely arrested, and had the footage out there without your consent, you'd be happy for that too? It's a double edged sword I think.
- gruez 6y agoI don't think the parent comment (or anyone for that matter) is advocating for the unauthorized public release of bodycam footage. I think his point is that as public servants with extraordinary power, the public interest trumps any personal expectations of privacy while on the job. As such, the public shouldn't tolerate "but privacy!" as an excuse from police officers not to have bodycams.