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 These surprising results, published today across two studies in the European Journal of Criminology and the stanley us  Journal of Experimental Criminology, shows theres still lots to learn about body-worn cameras and how they should be used.     According to the new research, assault rates against officers jumps by 15 percent when body-worn cameras are used. Whats more, and contrary to conventional belief, the rate of violence imposed by cops on citizens is not influenced by the presence of body-worn cameras. But鈥攁nd this is a big but鈥攊f officers switched their cameras on and off during their shift  i.e. discretionary use , the likelihood that they would use physical force increased. If they kept their cameras rolling, on the other hand, the rates of police violence decreased. Body-worn cameras are increasingly being seen as a way to reduce police violence and assaults on officers. The general consensus out there鈥攂oth among the public and police鈥攊s that body-worn surveillance technologies will make police more accountable, which should result in safer streets for everyone. Trouble is, theres a surprising lack of data to support this claim. Investigations in Seattle and New Orleans have been mixed, but these devices have resulted in the indictment of k stanley cup iller cops. Moreover, these devices are often used to protect police officers, and in many cases, cops are blatantly refusing  either actively o stanley bottle r passively  to use these devices, whether they be bodycams, dashcams, or other cop-tracking tec