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His camera like he was supposed to because we know how often officers are supposed to use their cameras. this needs to be a learning point for officers when they have cameras they have to use them. >> david, what is your response to this? what do you think? >> real quickly. i basically agree with the notion that body cameras are a good thing. however, one of the key issues people don't seem to think about is the privacy rights of citizens. that is something that bothers me. perhaps, just perhaps, if you think about it if you are a police officer getting a call to a sexual assault and you see a...

It's a little bit of a red herring versus the core issue of deadly force. >> exactly. which is what i want to talk to wes about here. just real quickly david, this guy, the officer is accused of shooting across his partner sitting in the passenger seat. under any circumstances, and you train officers, you would not train officers to do that, would you? >> well, there would always be a very narrow window where one officer could shoot across the body of another. but once again, very narrow. but this doesn't seem in any way, shape, or form to fit that. and so it's one of those things i would neve...

Take control. ask your doctor about nonprescription ibgard. we're back with my panel. david clinger was making a point about the body cameras. mark, you disagree with him about that? about privacy or a rape victim or assault victim. >> there are a couple of logistic problems with the cameras. one is storage. it's enormous data and redaction because some criminal defense attorney like me is going to make a request to get it and the police have to go through the process of redaction. i understand the logistical concerns. i disagree with david if he's saying an officer can somehow make this det...

Anything like that or at least we are aware of or can confirm. >> thank you, sir. >> thanks for having you many. >> i want to bring in mark o'mara, wes lawrie, an author. and david clinger, the author of into the kill zone. where do we start, mark? why is there such a lack of transparency in this case? >> in one sense i'm okay with him doing the job properly. because although we want to hear every snippet we get, it needs to be done in a good way. having just said that, i'm getting frustrated that they are starting to let out these snippets. that there was a noise. i even saw a report one of t...

Prove that case in front of a jury, having that video is significant evidence that would help a conviction. wouldn't it? >> i don't disagree and i don't want to get too far afield because i think it's a little bit of a red herring versus the core issue. >> which is what i want to talk to wes about here. and he -- before i get to wes, david, you can weigh in, this guy, the officer is accused of shooting across his partner sitting in the passenger seat. you train officers. you would not train officers to do that, would you? >> there would be a narrow window where one could shoot across the body ...