2015 AGRiP Fall Educational Forum

Recording police activity through body cameras is an increasingly common practice in law enforcement. Proponents say cameras are a useful risk management tool offering protection, accountability, and limiting liability. Others argue that body worn cameras pose a significant threat to personal privacy, with limited public utility and high hidden costs. This session will offer attendees different perspectives and insight into the use of body cameras in law enforcement activities, sensible and workable policy guidance, and related considerations for public officials, risk managers and public safety executives.