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President Obama federally supported police body cameras, saying communities would be compensated partially when buying cameras
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A police officer accused of shooting an unarmed African American citizen had been charged, and then a year later finally found guilty, due to body camera footage.
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A Las Vegas cop had ended up physically assaulting a woman, but was caught by his body camera, which lead to civil rights charges for the officer
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Due to police brutality and police deparments' decisions on camera footage, protests eventually broke out.
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Another minority had been attacked on police footage, and the department of course defended their officer. This adds to the list of recent police brutality events in the past few months.
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A fight had broken out at a local school. The scene eventually escalated, and police came to the scene. Instead of using their de-escalation training, they eventually used their shock weapons on four students, as shown by their body cameras
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A body camera captured footage of a police officer abusing civil rights, and as a result there has been public outlash
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Police body camera footage showed the death of a minority, which has happened quite frequently recently. This has strengthened an argument about police brutality.
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The shooting of Laquan McDonald proved police body cameras do not always work. The police officer had claimed to not have his body camera on, during the shooting.