Arizona HB4111 mandates U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to wear body cameras during public interactions.

Arizona HB4111 requires U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to wear body cameras during public interactions. Officers must activate cameras during any contact with the public, except for unrelated personal information or breaks in incidents. Failure to activate or tampering with the camera creates a presumption of misconduct. Officers must register their name and badge number with the Department of Public Safety. If a statement related to an incident was not recorded due to camera failure, it is presumed inadmissible in court.

Arizona HB4111 mandates U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to wear body cameras during public interactions.

Arizona HB4111 requires U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to wear body cameras during public interactions. Officers must activate cameras during any contact with the public, except for unrelated personal information or breaks in incidents. Failure to activate or tampering with the camera creates a presumption of misconduct. Officers must register their name and badge number with the Department of Public Safety. If a statement related to an incident was not recorded due to camera failure, it is presumed inadmissible in court.