Police Officers Wear Body Cameras A tragic accident happened so close to home on April 12, 2015. A young man named Freddie Gray was arrested for allegedly wearing a switchblade. He was placed in an uncomfortable position during his transport to the police station. During this incident, he fell into a coma and was rushed to hospital. Medical records showed that he suffered a spinal injury while being transported to the police station. Investigators discovered the unnecessary force that was used while he was being arrested. The death of Freddie Gray has made many people angry. Many people have protested to address this issue and make changes regarding the inappropriate use of law enforcement. In order to solve this problem, many people in favor of police wearing body cameras believe it would make a huge difference. By requiring police officers to wear a camera, every police officer would be held responsible for their good or bad actions. Investigators would have more evidence since everything would be recorded. Other people think that all police officers would lose their privacy if they had to have the camera on all the time. They wouldn't be able to have private time, for example. if they want to eat a meal or use the toilet, they should be able to do so without being recorded. We face many obstacles as a society, but finding a solution to make everyone feel safe should be one of the main goals as a country. Some states like California, New Jersey, and North Carolina require some police officers to wear body cameras. , this may be the start of something. William Dudley, an English writer best known for his novels. In this book, the author explains how police brutality has become a major problem. He explains how police brutality has a lot to do with race. He mentioned that African Americans face this problem more than any race. He said people created a movement saying "Black Lives Matter", like any other race he thinks black people should be treated equal.