Arizona SB1773 mandates peace officers to wear and activate body-worn cameras during public interactions, with exceptions for specific situations.

Arizona SB1773 establishes requirements for peace officers to wear and activate body-worn cameras during public interactions, with exceptions for certain situations. Peace officers must activate their cameras when responding to calls or during public interactions, but may turn them off in specific circumstances, such as when working undercover, in a courtroom, or during unrelated assignments. Failure to activate or tampering with the camera can result in disciplinary action, including termination.

Arizona SB1773 mandates peace officers to wear and activate body-worn cameras during public interactions, with exceptions for specific situations.

Arizona SB1773 establishes requirements for peace officers to wear and activate body-worn cameras during public interactions, with exceptions for certain situations. Peace officers must activate their cameras when responding to calls or during public interactions, but may turn them off in specific circumstances, such as when working undercover, in a courtroom, or during unrelated assignments. Failure to activate or tampering with the camera can result in disciplinary action, including termination.