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4. The problem, then, is allowing the officers to use "discretion."

Mon Dec 29, 2014, 04:00 PM

Dec 2014

Considering the problem facing us is an indiscreet use of violence it has already been demonstrated it's their "discretion" that is the issue.

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Newsweek: Study Finds Body Cameras Decrease Police’s Use of Force [View all] Nuclear Unicorn Dec 2014 OP

If and when they use them, that is shanti Dec 2014 #1

The problem, then, is allowing the officers to use "discretion." Nuclear Unicorn Dec 2014 #4

i agree with you. truedelphi Dec 2014 #7

We have cameras in stores, parking lots, street intersections, etc. Nuclear Unicorn Dec 2014 #8

"I not sure by what you mean you state, 'They exit...'" Nuclear Unicorn Dec 2014 #5

I have a friend who introduced a bill for cop cameras in Texas Gothmog Dec 2014 #6