Impression on issuance of body-worn cameras: in the lens of Tagum Police Officers

Abstract

In this study, we use the qualitative method in examining the issuance of Body-Worn Cameras through the lens of Tagum Police Officer. The plans include participation, observation, and interviews with the personnel based on their experience and analysis of this device. The data of this study reveals several intriguing themes in terms of their preparation, practice, and performance. We provide the most comprehensive narrative review of the research to prove that Body-worn cameras have an evidential base that significantly relates to police officer attitudes, police officer behavior, citizen perceptions, citizen behavior, police investigations, and law enforcement agencies. This qualitative study yields a wealth of material that can provide new information about a phenomenon, foster understanding, awareness of human experience, and support development.