Deceptive Nature of Police Body Cameras

The chapter delves into a conversation with civil rights lawyer Alec Karakatsanis, exposing how police body cameras were not implemented for public safety but for surveillance and convicting low-income individuals. It discusses the financial incentives behind body cameras, police control over filmed footage, and the manipulation of narratives by law enforcement, challenging the belief that body cameras promote accountability in policing.

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