LAPD Body-Worn Cameras ACLU of Southern California

Although the ACLU of Southern California supports body cameras in principle, we oppose the LAPD’s use of body cameras under the policies put forth by the department and approved by the Los Angeles Police Commission in April 2015. These policies suffer from serious flaws that undermine the goals of transparency and accountability that the body camera program should serve and

LAPD Body-Worn Cameras ACLU of Southern California

Automated License Plate Readers- ACLU of Southern California & EFF v. LAPD & LASD

Should Police Body Camera Footage Be Public Record? - Pacific Standard

LAPD's Mission Division gets first body cameras, controversy brews – Mission Hills Neighborhood Council

More South Bay police agencies turning to body cameras, but who gets to see footage still up in the air – Daily Breeze

LAPD board OKs body camera policy despite opposition – Daily News

One-fifth of LAPD officers slow to turn on body cameras in use-of-force incidents, report shows - ABC7 Los Angeles

ACLU Tells Justice Department to Deny Money for LAPD Body Cams

File:EFF & ACLU of SoCal v. LASD & LAPD.pdf - Wikimedia Commons

Why Bodycams Should be Mandatory for (Some) Federal Law Enforcement - The Crime Report

LAPD to equip 7,000 policemen with body cameras amid outrage over unarmed blacks' deaths

Los Angeles Cops Should Release Automatic License Plate Reader Records, EFF & ACLU Argue in Opening Brief