Are police bodycams a good idea? Or is it a bad idea? Well, today I will be talking about why police body cams are a good idea and why you should fund your local police department if you can.
First of all, they offer a look at what police do and why they do something in certain situations. It proves to be safe. For example, if someone is speeding and gets pulled over, the police might want to do a drug test to see if they have been drinking, and this could lead to reckless driving so they may write you a ticket or if it's out on the street they take you to your house. Still, it’s never that easy for a drunk person to do what you are saying, which can also be hiding other things that could get them arrested. With the bodycam, it's easier to see what might be wrong and say you want to bring them to court, showing the footage of you finding beer bottles, drugs, etc. Then you have a high chance to win the case and keep your home state safer.…show more content… People think because the police use bodycams they have less privacy around them “Opponents of having all police officers wear body cameras cite privacy concerns, especially if the video recordings are made part of the public record.” Which is untrue because states are doing something to try and keep the privacy of the people “As of 2019, thirty-four states and the District of Columbia have created laws for body cameras, with some blocking or limiting public access to police recordings.” On top of that, the cameras have lowered police brutality which means people have less chance of being framed or framed. attacked by the police, he
