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TheRealNorth

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5. You are probably right

Reply to WhiskeyGrinder (Reply #3)

Mon Apr 12, 2021, 03:19 PM

Apr 2021

But they can help establish the facts of what actually happened, especially when you have juries predisposed to believe the police-version of the story.

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I'm curious if someone could answer these questions about Police bodycams. [View all] bluestarone Apr 2021 OP

All I know is that righteous police reform requires them to be on... soothsayer Apr 2021 #1

I'd like to see if GUN is drawn (used) and cam is off, That's bluestarone Apr 2021 #2

Yeah, it's something like that in some proposals soothsayer Apr 2021 #7

To what end? Body cameras don't reduce police violence. WhiskeyGrinder Apr 2021 #3

You are probably right TheRealNorth Apr 2021 #5

Meh. That's not reform. I'd rather we don't get to the point of having to deal with juries and cop WhiskeyGrinder Apr 2021 #6

Baby steps? soothsayer Apr 2021 #8

People are dying. WhiskeyGrinder Apr 2021 #9

Laws vary by state. WhiskeyGrinder Apr 2021 #4

Answer, depends on the state and/or municipality. 3Hotdogs Apr 2021 #10

Just gotta wonder if bluestarone Apr 2021 #11