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@Connor-BonhamPeace and Freedom from North Carolina answered…12mos

Yes, and turning it off should automatically launch an investigation for tampering with evidence. Its a CYA policy (cove...

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@The-Phenomenal-O…Republican from Washington answered…2yrs

It should be decided at the local level, Not federally.

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@r-jProgressive from Texas answered…2yrs

Yes, it will protect citizens from power-tripping pieces of sh¡t if the footage is uploaded automatically to a secure,...

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@IAN-BRISCOEPeace and Freedom from Wisconsin answered…2yrs

Yes, it will increase the safety of citizens to ensure false accusations and arrests are avoided

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@kevin-situTranshumanist from California answered…1yr

Only when they are doing somthing

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@Fiona-McNaPeace and Freedom from Alabama answered…2yrs

Yes and should be mandatory to be used in court in acts of police brutality

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@Kevin-McKenney,-…Constitution from Wisconsin answered…2yrs

Yes, and law enforcement agencies should be required to upload all interesting videos to YouTube. I like watching bodyca...

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@Bryan-ZhuRepublican from Washington answered…1yr

Yes, it's very important to use footage as evidence against baseless claims.

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@Darrell-VisinandSocialist from Texas answered…1yr

Yes and the offense for removing or tampering the camera should be a federal offense.

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@Kesha-ArtisPeace and Freedom from Illinois answered…2yrs

Yes and they should be required to be on for the officer’s entire shift

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@Kennedy-MWomen’s Equality from California answered…2yrs

Yes but not openly accessible to public

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@Brian-KinneyAmerican Solidarity from Florida answered…2yrs

Yes, and officers who blatantly use excessive force should be suspended without pay and severely punished

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@Samuel-AinsworthIndependent from North Carolina answered…2yrs

Yes, but instances of false reporting by citizens and/or criminals being caught on the cameras should be handled accordi...

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@Quangdao-NguyenPeace and Freedom from Wisconsin answered…2yrs

Yes, if it is financially reasonable.

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@James-FilesLibertarianfrom Texas  answered…2yrs

Yes, but this should be decided at the state or local level.

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@Kimberly-WilcoxWomen’s Equality from Washington answered…2yrs

Yes, they should have to be on as long as the officer is on duty and on the clock.

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@Heather-NeubaumPeace and Freedom from Pennsylvania answered…2yrs

Yes, but all body camera footage should be available to the public as other information has always been, and it should b...

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@Andy-BarneyRepublican from Texas answered…2yrs

Not at the federal level. It should be up to the states or counties to decide

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@Jessi-HuddlestonWorking Family from Texas answered…1yr

yes 100% some cops are wild. you always have to be recording as well just in case they aren’t.

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@?!Veteran from New York answered…2yrs

Im very in between on this

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@Emma-BondPeace and Freedom from North Carolina answered…2yrs

yes but only allowed to turn it off in the bathroom

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@Christopher-Carp…Green from Oregon answered…2yrs

Ideally no, but with our current situation generally yes.

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@Ed-ZielinskiWomen’s Equality from Illinois answered…2yrs

Yes, in most cases, for protection of the officer and the public, with some allowable exceptions based on budgets and wo...

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@Kyle-ElsmanGreen from California answered…2yrs

Yes, at least until we can trust that they are uniformly well-trained and accountable.

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@Maggie-FindlayRepublican from Wisconsin answered…2yrs

I would personally like if all police officers wore them, but they should not be mandated by the federal government. Po...

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