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And that is the thing right there. Any honest person should see this as a way to help them do there job. It would be a way to collaborate the events, establish a much more defensible case. I would think Law enforcement would be all for it ( the 98% of Law enforcement who are good, honest people anyway)
It helps me a lot in my loss prevention work. I cannot deviate from our established SOP's. Everything is documented, if we have an incident on any kind the video is downloaded. If we have to confront an individual or remove them from store, we take them to an open public area of the store that has 2 camera coverage and trespass them there. We had a person fall and we documented that. It is protection for me as a loss prevention person and for the store in daily operations.
As far as these officers turning the cameras off, there have been several procedures outlined. I had several employees driving commercial vehicles and doing journeyman level public works jobs. We had specific procedures for doing things, written down, trained on and with daily checklists.
If you deviated from these procedures, there was a documented 3 step process to correct the behavior.
Guess what the third step was ??