Editorial
In the aftermath of last summers police shooting in Ferguson, Mo., there has been an outcry from many demanding that police officers wear body cameras. While this is a double edged sword that can either protect you or damn you, it does bring to mind the similar “he said, she said, conflicts that occur in the repossession industry and begs to question why this has not been more heavily adopted and whether or not this could help stave off some of the many ludicrous nuisance lawsuits filed and unfortunately settled in courts as way of mitigating losses.
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