CNN News:美國佩戴攝像頭警員人數(shù)增加

這里是CNN學(xué)生新聞，

I`m Carl Azuz.

我是Carl Azuz。

The law, the blob and fruits and vegetables are all part of today`s commercial-free coverage.

法律，黑點(diǎn)，水果和蔬菜，在今天不含廣告的商業(yè)新聞中都會包括。

We`re starting with a look at the impact that cameras are having in U.S. law enforcement. Civilians have them on their phones. Police are increasingly using body cameras.

首先來說美國警員佩戴攝像頭工作的情況。我們通常是手機(jī)上有攝像頭。警員使用身體攝像頭的人數(shù)正在上升。

The footage that these cameras capture and the public`s access to it, is having a tremendous influence in the court of public opinion.

這些攝像頭捕獲的鏡頭和公共訪問入口對法庭公共觀點(diǎn)產(chǎn)生了很大影響。

For example, some of the massive protests in different U.S. cities that have followed the controversial deaths of suspects at the hands of police. And some other investigations that have cleared officers of wrongdoing when body cameras confirmed they followed the law in confrontations with suspects.

例如，一些對于在警察手上發(fā)生的死亡案件的爭論引發(fā)了美國不同城市的大規(guī)模游行活動。當(dāng)警員按照法律佩戴攝像頭時(shí)，與犯罪嫌疑人發(fā)生沖突行為不當(dāng)?shù)南右梢矔幌辞濉?/p>

With multiple protests and investigations going on in different cities around the country, we`re taking a look today at how the use of police force is defined by the U.S. Supreme Court.

隨著全國上下多地發(fā)生抗議事件我們將會對美國最高法院對警察暴力這一定義進(jìn)行分析。