Bwcs impact the police agency

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Due to the series of controversial police shootings across America, there is an outcry from the general public for greater police transparency by requiring officers to wear body-worn cameras (BWC). Discuss the pros and cons of how BWC's impact the police agency, as well as those policed. Please feel free to use actual examples and cases from other references and media reports.

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