6. Fieldstadt, E. (2014, November 26). Should Every Police Officer be outfitted with a body
Camera? In NBC NEWS. Retrieved June 28, 2015, from www.nbcnews.com/storyline/michael-brown-shooting/should-every-police-officer-be-outfitted-body-camera-n256881
Fieldstadt, 2014, -in this report Fieldstadt reports with hopes to help the inquirer to demand and vote for the need of body cameras for all law enforcement. Fieldstadt infer that in order to stop excessive force by the police discretionary decision there must be evidence which proves the discretion of the law enforcer is impaired. Fieldstadt comes to this conclusion after the discretionary, excessive force towards Michael brown in Ferguson. Fieldstadt reports due to the many versions of what …show more content…
Police officers being outfitted with body cameras will demise the fabrication of key witnesses and the discretionary decision to use excessive force towards unprotected citizens. Fieldstadt report in this article that there are many undisclosed video from cell phones which have unearth the true intention of the law officer and put to silence many false witnesses. In reference, to Murray et al, Staten Island man dies after NYPD cop puts him in chokehold. Murray et al, reports that it was a video camera which gave the American citizen indignation to demand administrative reform. Also, Fieldstadt, reports within this article a comparison to the Fantz et al, Texas pool Chaos video, which shows a chaotic police officer unable to use appropriate discretion to carry out his sworn duty as a local law enforcer. In addition, Fieldstadt reports that police officers who wear body cameras are truly law enforcers protecting the civil rights of all citizens. A good reference to this …show more content…
Harry Reid making the point that what happened in Baltimore was really a reflection of income inequality, unrest, and injustice-all of which Congress needs to tackle:
"We should not let the violence perpetrated by a few to become an excuse to ignore the underlying problem: that millions of Americans feel powerless in the face of a system that is rigged against them," Reid said. "In a nation that prides itself on being a land of opportunity, millions of our fellow citizens live every day with little hope of building a better future, no matter how hard they try" (Fox, 2015, para. 4).
Ford lastly, relates her article to peer review articles which also deals with Congress needing to address additional concerns in the American communities. Similar, Fox article can contrast Fords, (2015), article on the South Carolina ex-police officer indicted in Walter Scott killing. Both these article gives a reasons for Congress to act accordingly. This author has learned that the information is before the Congress, but The Congress wants more qualitative evidence from ‘the life of a citizen’ before protecting the lives of an endangered minority
Camera? In NBC NEWS. Retrieved June 28, 2015, from www.nbcnews.com/storyline/michael-brown-shooting/should-every-police-officer-be-outfitted-body-camera-n256881
Fieldstadt, 2014, -in this report Fieldstadt reports with hopes to help the inquirer to demand and vote for the need of body cameras for all law enforcement. Fieldstadt infer that in order to stop excessive force by the police discretionary decision there must be evidence which proves the discretion of the law enforcer is impaired. Fieldstadt comes to this conclusion after the discretionary, excessive force towards Michael brown in Ferguson. Fieldstadt reports due to the many versions of what …show more content…
Police officers being outfitted with body cameras will demise the fabrication of key witnesses and the discretionary decision to use excessive force towards unprotected citizens. Fieldstadt report in this article that there are many undisclosed video from cell phones which have unearth the true intention of the law officer and put to silence many false witnesses. In reference, to Murray et al, Staten Island man dies after NYPD cop puts him in chokehold. Murray et al, reports that it was a video camera which gave the American citizen indignation to demand administrative reform. Also, Fieldstadt, reports within this article a comparison to the Fantz et al, Texas pool Chaos video, which shows a chaotic police officer unable to use appropriate discretion to carry out his sworn duty as a local law enforcer. In addition, Fieldstadt reports that police officers who wear body cameras are truly law enforcers protecting the civil rights of all citizens. A good reference to this …show more content…
Harry Reid making the point that what happened in Baltimore was really a reflection of income inequality, unrest, and injustice-all of which Congress needs to tackle:
"We should not let the violence perpetrated by a few to become an excuse to ignore the underlying problem: that millions of Americans feel powerless in the face of a system that is rigged against them," Reid said. "In a nation that prides itself on being a land of opportunity, millions of our fellow citizens live every day with little hope of building a better future, no matter how hard they try" (Fox, 2015, para. 4).
Ford lastly, relates her article to peer review articles which also deals with Congress needing to address additional concerns in the American communities. Similar, Fox article can contrast Fords, (2015), article on the South Carolina ex-police officer indicted in Walter Scott killing. Both these article gives a reasons for Congress to act accordingly. This author has learned that the information is before the Congress, but The Congress wants more qualitative evidence from ‘the life of a citizen’ before protecting the lives of an endangered minority