As departments nationwide continue to implement body-worn cameras, it has given the public the opportunity to see calls through an officer's lens. Yet the Colonie Police Department is challenging that narrative, showing that the lens shows a distorted image that doesn’t even come close to an officer's true perception. They are making public education a paramount component of policing.
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