Will Police Body Cameras Make a Difference?

The video discusses the grand jury's decision not to indict the police officer involved in Eric Garner's death, questioning the effectiveness of police body cameras. It highlights differing opinions on whether body cameras can change police behavior or influence legal outcomes. The discussion also touches on racial bias and the role of video evidence in legal proceedings. The video concludes with acknowledgments to law enforcement and protesters for maintaining peace.

What was the main question raised after the grand jury's decision regarding Eric Garner's case?

• Whether police body cameras would have changed the outcome

• If the police officer should be fired

• Whether the bystander's video was clear enough

• If the grand jury was biased

According to the transcript, what is one potential benefit of police body cameras?

• They prevent all crimes

• They might help the grand jury make the correct decision

• They ensure police officers are always right

• They guarantee a fair trial

What is a reason given for why police body cameras might not change a racist cop's behavior?

• Cameras are often turned off

• Racist attitudes are not changed by technology

• The footage is not admissible in court

• Cameras are too expensive

How did the public in New York City react to the grand jury's decision?

• By supporting the police officer

• With peaceful protests

• With violent protests

• By ignoring the decision

What emotion was prevalent across New York City following the grand jury's decision?

• Anger

• Indifference

• Confusion

• Joy