Oklahoma Police Unable to Explain Why Body Cam on Cop Who Killed Man “Malfunctioned”

[KamaAina]

http://photographyisnotacrime.com/2015/04/oklahoma-police-unable-to-explain-why-body-cam-on-cop-who-killed-man-malfunctioned/

Oklahoma police shot and killed a man over the weekend, then called a press conference to release body cam footage to ensure complete transparency.

However, they released all the footage surrounding the shooting except for footage of the actual shooting.

That footage was never captured due to the officer’s body camera inexplicably malfunctioning.

But Sand Springs Deputy Police Chief Mike Carter insisted his officers are not as trigger happy as cops are proving to be across the nation.

Yeah, that's the ticket! Just like his wife, Morgan Fairchild, who he's seen naked!

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. "Inexplicably." Yeah, right.

The body cam thing is a good idea, except for all those times when they might "inexplicably" malfunction.

[NoJusticeNoPeace]

2. The cam has to come with a stipulation, if it malfunctions during an act that results in

injury to someone, then you are put on unpaid leave for one year.

second time it happens, fired

need unions to help us with this

too bad cops betray the whole reason for unions

[hobbit709]

3. That 18 1/2 minutes of silence was a "malfunction" too.

[hifiguy]

4. I predict an epic of "malfunctions" just prior to extrajudicial killings.

Shitweasel kkkops will always find a way to short-circuit any potential for accountability.

[Hoyt]

5. If I were a policeman, I'd make sure my camera was working properly. God knows

they spend enough time oiling their guns and such. Maybe the day will come where more take the other aspects of their responsibilities just as seriously.

At a minimum, a supposedly malfunctioning camera, should be evidence to look at lot closer at what actually happened.

[KamaAina]

6. Oiling their guns?

Is that what they're calling it these days?