Arizona HB4092 mandates peace officers to wear body-worn cameras during public interactions, with exceptions, and outlines procedures for releasing.

Arizona HB4092 requires peace officers to wear and activate body-worn cameras or dash cameras during public interactions, with exceptions for undercover work, court appearances, and unrelated assignments. The bill mandates that recordings be released to the public within 72 hours, except when they involve substantial privacy interests, such as nudity, sexual assaults, or medical emergencies. In such cases, the recordings must be redacted or blurred.

Arizona HB4092 mandates peace officers to wear body-worn cameras during public interactions, with exceptions, and outlines procedures for releasing.

Arizona HB4092 requires peace officers to wear and activate body-worn cameras or dash cameras during public interactions, with exceptions for undercover work, court appearances, and unrelated assignments. The bill mandates that recordings be released to the public within 72 hours, except when they involve substantial privacy interests, such as nudity, sexual assaults, or medical emergencies. In such cases, the recordings must be redacted or blurred.