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based on probable cause- a reasonable basis to believe that the person can be linked to a crime (Remy, 2016). In this case, the topic about whether the police should wear body cameras is violating our right of privacy or is it not? One incident that really stood out about police officers should be wearing a body camera, is the incident about Michael Brown. On August 2014, an unarmed black teenager was fatally shot by Officer Darren Wilson (Anastasia, 2015). Everyone had their own…

Police Should Wear Body Cameras Being in law enforcement isn 't a easy job. The goal of a police officer is to protect and serve the civilians. Lately, police brutality has been a hot topic of discussion due to some police officers taking their power to extreme measures when dealing with the public. Many unarmed minorities were being killed at the hands of officers all over the United States. According to the website www.mappingpoliceviolence.org, "37% of unarmed minorities were killed by…

body camera had been increasingly attentive than ever; this also reduces the number of civilians injured by officers wearing the body camera, and the injuries to themselves. Police officers should be required to wear body cameras while on duty because it formed trust between police and civilians, creates better performance by the officers and community, and provides proof against fabricated claims. Critics imply that wearing body cameras would invade police confidentiality because the cameras…

the reasons body cameras on police officers are becoming more popular. However, this raises a question: should police officers be required to wear body cameras? Cons- There are some disadvantages to the cameras. For example, people will see the cameras and think that the officer is dangerous since they have to be…

Throughout the United States, the introduction of body worn cameras ignited an abundance of chaos and controversy in how citizens are approached by police officers. Body cameras can either make or break investigations when trying to manipulate a suspect in seizing contraband, or justifying false allegations. In particular, live video footage tells the truth and further promotes that the police officer is pursuing his or her career with honor, duty, and fidelity. In 2013, a sample of various…

Police body cameras could potentially eliminate police brutality, create a nation-wide sense of comfort and security, and create self-promotion opportunity for police officers. But, are these expectations of safeguarding realistic? Storing and analyzing the footage, alone, is an obstacle that creates issue with the body cameras, but on top of that, there are privacy policy conflictions, both for the police officers and civilians, and, as proven in the past, footage of police brutality may not…

Policemen wearing body cameras would prevent violence. Why do I say this you ask? If a policeman is wearing a body camera and the suspect knows that the officer has one on, they would be cautious and realize they could be caught on camera. It'd be easier to find the suspect and who did the crime since it's on camera also. Suspects would most definitely be aware of their actions considering that they could be caught on camera. The evidence would all be right there and wouldn't be going anywhere.…

form and how it really looks because it happens so fast. I came up with this idea because I’m really into photography and wanted to learn more about the settings of my DSLR Nikon camera. I’ve seen similar photos that people have taken that look like they froze an object that’s too fast to capture with any regular camera or even the human eye. I was interested in how it would look because people can’t really see how a water balloon pops because it happens so fast. I learned about my…

The Debate Over Body Cameras Trust between the police and the public is at an all time low due to the criticism of the use of fatal force by police. Mutual trust between the community and the police force is essential to maintaining public safety and proper policing. Although police officers are entitled to their privacy, they should be required to wear body cameras because they improve the public’s trust in the police force, they can be used to provide critical evidence in criminal court…

Joseph Gore Thermal Imaging Cameras (TIC) in the Fire Service The fire service, as we know it today, has come a long way since its beginning. It began in 24 BC in Rome. One of the first technologies used were a line of men and a few buckets of water, which were used to extinguish the fire. Another of the first technologies was an axe that was used to create holes that would allow heat and smoke to escape from the structure. Compared to the ancient times, today’s technologies have improved…