HR 1163
Federal Police Camera and Accountability Act
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Bill overview
The Federal Police Camera and Accountability Act requires federal law enforcement officers to wear body cameras and mandates that federal agencies install video cameras in patrol cars. It establishes rules for when cameras must be activated, including recording interactions with the public and during stops. The bill also addresses notification to subjects being recorded, prohibits the use of facial recognition technology, and sets retention periods for camera footage with provisions for public access. Additionally, it outlines requirements for in-car video cameras in patrol vehicles, including recording when emergency lights are activated.
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Primary sponsor
Eleanor Holmes [D-DC-At Large] Norton
Cosponsors
Alan S. Lowenthal
Donald S., Jr. Beyer
Jennifer Wexton
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