This study assessed the early deployment of the Anaheim Police Department's body-worn
camera (BWC) program in 2015 by examining camera activations across officers, trends in …

The research on police body-worn cameras (BWCs) has rapidly expanded to evaluate the
technology's impact on a range of police outcomes. Far fewer studies have addressed the …

Policymakers and communities are increasingly looking to body-worn cameras to increase
accountability and fix the legitimacy crisis affecting American police. Empirical research on …

Objectives This study assesses the effects of body-worn cameras (BWCs) on rates of
fatalities arising from police-citizen encounters. While existing experimental research has …

Existing research on body-worn cameras (BWCs) has primarily focused on outcomes (eg,
use-of-force incidents, complaints, and arrests) rather than the processes related to BWC …

In light of growing concern regarding the policing of inner-city communities—including
questionable incidents of use of force—equipping officers with body-worn cameras (BWCs) …

The federal court settlement of Floyd, et al. v. City of New York, et al.(2013) mandated that
the New York City Police Department (NYPD) implement a series of reforms to address …

In 2015, the so-called “Rialto study” was published in a peer-reviewed journal, although the
findings of this experiment impacted policing as early as 2013. The yearlong study of officers …

Despite relatively little extant research, efforts to expand the use of body-worn cameras
(BWCs) in policing are increasing. Although recent research suggests positive impacts of …

Purpose Throughout the last decade, a number of empirical studies have assessed the
effectiveness of body-worn cameras (BWCs) among law enforcement agencies across the …