First Look: This Season on Body Cam

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Raw, intense, and action packed, Body Cam uses body camera footage to show the dangerous, fast-moving situations officers face and the life-or-death decisions they must make in the blink of an eye.

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[WontSeeReplies]

Absolutely perfect creep into traffic, officer Stark. Having the integrity to get your lights visible, instead of egotistically ramming shows your integrity.

[WontSeeReplies]

To the two officers in the freezing water, especially the one submerged in it, quit beating yourself up for wasting two seconds.

This series manipulated the true time for sensationalism. Very little time was lost while experiencing pain, adrenaline dump, fear, confusion, shock.

Both officers clearly placed their duty above themselves that night. The average man runs towards shore after hitting such water, if they jump in at all.

The officer in up to his neck speaks as if he’s disappointed in his decision making skills…while he was fighting every survival instinct he had in order to save her.

They both wanted to quit. But it’s clear they weren’t going to. Easier said than done.

When I watch those Russians breaking ice to save stranded dogs, so many comments saying “I would do that for a animal.”

No they wouldn’t, because they can’t. The body shuts down, unless you’re a hardened Russian perhaps…or officers who put the lives of others before their own.

[bbygrl]

Every single person should have one of those window poppers right up front near them in their car in case they ever end up in a situation where you need to escape the car quickly. I have them hanging on the rear view mirror of all of our cars.

[peanutman]

I’ve watched all the seasons, and noticed a trend; they do not use ever, pepper spray, why not? They go right to the Taser, and then to the firearm.

[startrekking]

ID Chanel needs to add another 30 minutes of commercials per episode that way I have more time to take a shi# and get a beer.

[Burton]

Just watched the Andrew Timmerman season 6 episode 4 and it seems they forgot to mention all the drug charges he got on top of the few they announced. This man ran over a cop with a stolen police car and endangered over 1000 people not to mention had more drugs on him than a Marijuana dispensary, and the judge saw fit to only make this guy spend 2 days in jail with 10 years probation. After all was said and done he had almost 10 felony charges and this is all he got. They need to find a new judge and also tell the truth about all the charges. He must have have either snitched on 10 people or him and the judge must be in love. Even without the Marijuana charges this man should have been charged with attempted vehicle man slaughter also he should have been given at least 3 years in prison even before they found the drugs. What is this world coming to. This stuff doesn't just upset anybody it should upset everybody. It's unjust and frankly disgusting how some people are. This blows my mind what is going on in this world?

[chanj]

Which season and episode for the SC officer that was shot and a bystander stayed with him?

[darrelmesteth]

These cops need more training with their communication skills they drqw their weapons as a first resort, so the question that needs why do they carry al of that equipment ?

[darrelmesteth]

Is this program supposed to justify the egotiscal cops actions, I dont think so nothing this production does will shed light on those bad cops who are destroying law enforcement.

[timholstpetersen]

I'm constantly wondering why the police do not shoot the suspects in the legs before having to shoot and kill them outright?
Is it because they have to protect themselves legally?
I think many, many of the situations I've seen could've ended with the perp ending up in the hospital instead of in the morgue.
I see the police using tasers often, to prevent unnecessary harm to the suspects, and respect for that, but they also need to protect themselves.... and in many of the situations, where tasers were used, I feared for the officers lives.
I am _NOT_ blaming the police here, just wondering why?