GA lawmakers debate restricting bodycam access in deadly cases
Lawmakers in Georgia are considering a bill that would restrict access to police bodycam in cases where a death is captured on camera. Rep. Joseph Gullet of Dallas (R) argues that it would prevent people for monetizing sensational videos at the expense of the deceased. Rep. Eric Bell of Jonesboro (D) criticizes the bill, saying that access to such videos can expose improperly followed law enforcement procedures.
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