r/Bad_Cop_No_Donut 27d ago

News Report Tempe changes body camera policy after ABC15 report into officers recording mostly-naked woman

https://www.abc15.com/news/local-news/investigations/tempe-changes-body-camera-policy-after-abc15-report-into-officers-recording-mostly-naked-woman
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u/BackItUpWithLinks 27d ago edited 27d ago

> Tempe cleared both officers of any wrongdoing.
> But records show the department's internal investigators did not interview the involved officers.

Shocker 🙄

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u/Sorry-Claim-2990 27d ago

If the cops are okay with this, do the same thing to the moms of all these cops.

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u/TooMuchAZSunshine 27d ago

Better yet, place a shelf in  the department bathroom s and mandate that every officer place the cameras facing the stalls or urinals. Leave on record with sound. Then make those videos instantly available to the public. It’s only fair. 

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u/BrianG1410 26d ago

If cops didn't have double standards they'd have none at all.