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Police body cameras: What are we learning about police interactions now that we can see them?
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Police body camera footage this week in Canton, Ohio shows a long and drawn out encounter with a man pulled over in a traffic stop. For those who watched the cut clip that ran across social media, one would only see a mans car window being smashed out a police canine latching on to his arm during a take down, and the shared claim that it was all over the driver not having a front license plate. However, the police department in Ohio released the full body camera footage and a completely different image appeared and few, with open minds would disagree with the fact that the officers on the scene acted appropriately and did their jobs. Is it a benefit to have this footage? Alicia talks with reporters from Ohio and Florida on this topic.
Guests:
Randy Ludlow - The Columbus Dispatch - Ohio
Gary White - The Ledger - Florida
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