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Inquiring Photographer

This week we asked readers their thoughts on the new NYPD pilot program that would have some officers wearing a small camera that’s able to record interactions with the public.

Inq_Photo-1-2I think it’s a good thing because people who claim they have been brutally attacked by policemen would actually have evidence that they did or they didn’t. Tyzannah Sands, Kingsbridge

 

 

 

Inq_Photo-2-2I think it’s a good idea because their interaction with the people will be recorded. It’s better for them and it’s better for the public, I guess for everybody. Even the police chief thinks it will be better. Antonio Romero, Van Cortlandt Village

 

 

 

 

Inq_Photo-3-2After reviewing and listening to the situation that has happened between the community and the police, I think it’s good in a sense that there will be an eye between the police and the community. That way, the abuses and false allegations will stop. Juan L. Jimenez, Riverdale

 

 

 

Inq_Photo-4-2No, I don’t like the idea because the police and the public are entitled to some privacy. A lot of people have no money and they want to spend millions on something stupid. Joel Alcenia, Castle Hill 

 

 

 

 

Inq_Photo-5-2My feeling is that if they are the police and they are upholding the law, then there should be nothing to hide when it comes to having a camera. If you’re doing the right thing, there’s nothing to hide. It’s definitely worth the money.
Phyliss Rodriguez, Bedford Park

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