Body Cameras Advantages

The opposing side can say the cameras do not benefit law enforcement legally. Acknowledging that this doesn't benefit them because if a judge and the people interpret a video differently then the police officer might not have a fair trial. Basically saying that if everyone might interpret it differently therefore it can benefit or it can be a disadvantage.Therefore, yes the opposing side does have a valid argument. Then again, it could benefit them because if a person were trying to accuse them of doing something they did not do then it would be very hard to prove that they did not do it. It would benefit them in court because they would have video evidence to back up their statement. Best solution is if police officers are worried that they would get themselves into some trouble because of body cameras then they should just find another job because if they are …show more content…
This point is valid because yes physically if the camera is attached to the officer and he is running or doing some type of movement yes the camera will move that is just simple physics with that the camera can show blurry or shaky video which will not show much. They are wrong though because even though the video stream can be like that it will still show the majority of what is going on. My best solution is just to wear them regardless because at least having something that shows you were by the right side of the law then not having anything at all is better. The reason the reason should listen to me instead is because having body cameras benefits way more people. The mass majority of people in the community are regular civilians and most traffic stops that occur are always simple don’t get out of hand. Therefore a simple body camera that shows the scene would benefit more people and improve the communities interactions with law