446 - Body Worn Camera Flashcards
(101 cards)
The owner of the Body Worn Camera order is _________.
Director of Personnel & Professional Standards
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office (JSO) has adopted the use of BWCs in order to accomplish several objectives. The primary objectives are as follows: (5)
1) _________ and public trust by preserving evidence of officer interaction with citizens;
2) Capture __________ for criminal, civil, and traffic-related court cases;
3) Assist officers when _______ with recalling facts or other details captured by their assigned BWC that will help them accurately articulate a chain of events when writing reports;
4) Serve as a _______ for officer safety and best practices, and
5) Assist in the __________ between officers and citizens by reviewing procedures and interpersonal actions.
1) Enhance accountability
2) digital video evidence
3) legally permissible
4) training tool
5) assessment of contacts
It is the policy of the JSO to provide all full time sworn _______ and all full time sworn ________ with a BWC.
police officers
police sergeants
What does BWC stand for?
Body Worn Cameras (BWCs)
Definition:
_____________ – Pressing the start/stop button activates the BWC to begin recording audio and video.
Activation
Definition:
____________ – The electronic recording of a conversation, spoken words, or other sounds.
Audio Recording
Definition:
_________ – The camera system that captures audio and video signals, capable of being worn on an officer’s person that includes at a minimum a camera, microphone, and storage component.
Body Worn Camera (BWC)
Definition:
__________ – The act of transferring recorded data from the BWC to the storage server.
BWC Uploading
Definition:
_________ – The electronic recording of visual images, with or without audio, with the inclusion of thirty seconds (video only) prior to and after the activation of the recording.
BWC Recording
Definition:
_________ – JSO officer assigned to attend to the personal needs of an officer who was principally involved in a critical incident.
Buddy Officer
Definition:
___________ – The JSO method to mark and identify BWC recordings for a specific purpose and for which a predetermined retention period has been set.
Classification Tags
Definition:
__________ – Officer-involved shootings, In-custody deaths, Response to Resistance incidents (resulting in death, serious injury, or alleged serious injury), officer-involved traffic crashes/pursuits with fatalities or serious injuries, serious injury or death of an officer in the line of duty.
Critical Incidents
Definition:
_________ – Pressing the start/stop button stops an active recording and returns the BWC to standby mode.
Deactivation
Definition:
________ – The process by which an officer places the BWC into a JSO network-attached data transfer device, causing videos previously recorded onto the BWC to be uploaded to the storage server.
Docking the BWC
Definition:
__________ – Officers assigned to the Internal Affairs Unit, the Integrity & Special Investigations Unit, the Professional Oversight Unit, and/or the officer’s lieutenant.
JSO Investigators (for the purpose of this order)
Definition:
_________ – Information that is used to identify the officer to whom the BWC is issued, the date and time each video was recorded, and officer interaction/offense categorization of BWC recordings
Metadata
Definition:
________ – Used in this directive to include full-time police officers, police officers in the Field Training Program, police sergeants, and any other personnel who wear, use, maintain, store, or release audio or video data recorded by body cameras.
Officer
Definition:
__________ – Engagement with an individual(s) within the community and/or in instances when an officer reasonably believes contact with such an individual exists while working within an official capacity as a law enforcement officer and carrying out the duties and responsibilities associated of such under Florida State Law and JSO policy.
Examples include, but are not limited to: calls for service, all investigative and enforcement actions, self-initiated field activity, supervisory direction, and all engagements with a suspect, including advising of Miranda warning and transportation.
Police Activity
Definition:
__________ – While the BWC is powered on, the BWC has not been activated to commencing active recording.
Standby Mode
Officers are ___________ from using non-departmental BWCs in an official JSO capacity while on or off duty.
prohibited
If an officer is lawfully present (e.g., invitation, arrest warrant, search warrant, etc.) at a location where a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy (e.g., residence, restroom, dressing room, locker room, hospital, or mental health facility, etc.), there is _________ for the officer to announce to any person whether the BWC is recording.
no requirement
There is ____________ that the officer discontinue use of the BWC if requested when the officer’s presence is due to police activity or an extended invitation remains.
no requirement
Sworn officers and supervisors not assigned to the _____________ will also be issued BWCs to be worn and used to during assignments that require their standard patrol type uniform.
Department of Patrol and Enforcement
Prior to deactivating the BWC, officers will make a ____________ as to the reason the device is being deactivated for all reasons other than the end of police activity (e.g., supervisory direction, conference with legal counsel, unrelated phone conversation, strategic or tactical JSO operation planning, “buddy officer assigned”).
recorded statement