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Why bodycam footage might not clear things up

  • Written by Deryn Strange, Associate Professor of Psychology, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Why bodycam footage might not clear things upPolice bodycam image of Lamar Wright, who was recovering from surgery when he was pepper-sprayed and zapped with a stun gun by two officers in Euclid, Ohio. AP/Euclid police

Stephon Clark, an African-American man, was killed by Sacramento police in his grandmother’s backyard last month, setting off protests and conflict over the...

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