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While gun crimes continue to plauge Baltimore City, lawmakers are looking to pass a bill, they believe will curve it.

Proponents of video recording by police, including with body-worn cameras that film a civilian's interaction with officers, say it's a way to hold law enforcement accountable. But 13 months after Adam's arrest, no one has been charged and the investigation is still open. The video "doesn't necessarily reveal that more surveillance, more visibility, is a good thing," said Kevin Walby, an associate professor of criminal justice at the University of Winnipeg who has studied the usefulness of police body cameras. RCMP dashcam footage of the March 2020 arrest of Adam shows an arriving officer ju...

Proponents of video recording by police, including with body-worn cameras that film a civilian's interaction with officers, say it's a way to hold law enforcement accountable. But 13 months after Adam's arrest, no one has been charged and the investigation is still open. The video "doesn't necessarily reveal that more surveillance, more visibility, is a good thing," said Kevin Walby, an associate professor of criminal justice at the University of Winnipeg who has studied the usefulness of police body cameras. RCMP dashcam footage of the March 2020 arrest of Adam shows an arriving officer ju...

Why the verdict in George Floyd's murder is only a bittersweet glimpse of justice Former police officer Derek Chauvin was convicted in the death of George Floyd, but many are overlooking the systemic injustice, writes Alexa Joy. Social Sharing Alexa Joy · for CBC News Opinion · Posted: Apr 24, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: April 24 People march with signs in New York City on April 20 after the verdict in the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, found guilty of murder in the death of George Floyd.(Eduardo Munoz/Reuters)