San Jose police test head-mounted cameras
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Beelzebub
Now the youth gangs in San Jose have something new they can rip off to sell for some extra money.
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bushlover
I tell you Big Brother is getting more and more in our faces!!
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sharky1
This is a logical step in the integration of humans and machines...Soon, officers will have real time authorization as to when they can and cannot use force, and instructions on the limit of the force to be applied. This will take the decision away from the officer on the beat, and relieve the officer from much of whatever liability may be incurred...
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lostrune2
Another step to Robo-Cop!
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