What if all police weapons were required to have a gun camera which would record the aim point if the weapon is fired?
There could be an un-erasible flash memory in the device that would freeze frames surrounding a firing and possibly a prism that would simultaneously record the person firing the weapon.
We make tampering with one a 30-years no-parole felony.
Then we will have actual evidence to go with any police-involved shooting.
We have been putting a similar device onto fighter aircraft since at least WW2.
The device would be powered by a lithium cell which will give it a several year lifetime and it will have a prominent LED to say "replace me!"
And I suggest that the ownership of the device and the provision of the device should fall to the Federal DOJ, so there is one standard, and so that nobody can game this system.
If this works with police weapons, we could consider them mandatory equipment on ALL guns subsequently.
Thoughts?
There could be an un-erasible flash memory in the device that would freeze frames surrounding a firing and possibly a prism that would simultaneously record the person firing the weapon.
We make tampering with one a 30-years no-parole felony.
Then we will have actual evidence to go with any police-involved shooting.
We have been putting a similar device onto fighter aircraft since at least WW2.
The device would be powered by a lithium cell which will give it a several year lifetime and it will have a prominent LED to say "replace me!"
And I suggest that the ownership of the device and the provision of the device should fall to the Federal DOJ, so there is one standard, and so that nobody can game this system.
If this works with police weapons, we could consider them mandatory equipment on ALL guns subsequently.
Thoughts?
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