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A cop fires. A teen dies. Yet six police body cameras somehow miss what happens.

on March 20, 2017

"“Just because a police department uses body cameras doesn’t mean they’ll be accountable and transparent,” said Harlan Yu of the technology policy research group Upturn, which worked on the study."

Date Published:03/20/2017
Original Publication:The Washington Post

Published in: Press , Police Body Cameras , Architecture and Public Policy , Privacy