I have had two, that I recall off the top of my head; SOME of us are NOT too good for some jobs. 
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Sorry, I could not resist when you set me up that perfectly. 
IN PUBLIC, we are talking about taping them doing their jobs IN PUBLIC. Not inside a building at a private workplace (though, again, there are certainly plenty of jobs that do that) or inside someones home, but on the street. People have the right not be searched on the street, but if even their BEHAVIOR on the street is private... well, police violate the Fourth Amendment thousands of times a day when they arrest people for drunk driving, solicitation, narcotics trafficking or even PUBLIC intoxication.
EDIT: Make it three; Eckerds used cameras, too.
Funny how the same people who want to defend personal liberty seem to believe it is OK to lose it if you are a police officer. If we are going to have accountability let’s not do some half ass measure with accountability for some let’s put cameras in every work place, let’s let your boss pull up what is on your monitor at any time. Hell let’s just put cameras in every house that will stop the bad behavior I read a book like that it seemed very effective at controlling behavior.
IN PUBLIC, we are talking about taping them doing their jobs IN PUBLIC. Not inside a building at a private workplace (though, again, there are certainly plenty of jobs that do that) or inside someones home, but on the street. People have the right not be searched on the street, but if even their BEHAVIOR on the street is private... well, police violate the Fourth Amendment thousands of times a day when they arrest people for drunk driving, solicitation, narcotics trafficking or even PUBLIC intoxication.
EDIT: Make it three; Eckerds used cameras, too.