[0:05] Hello, Brooklyn Center. Chief Garrett [0:07] Flesin here with this week's Chief [0:08] Scout. This week, I'd like to talk about [0:10] bodywn cameras. What they are, why we [0:14] use them, and how they benefit both our [0:16] communities and our officers. Bodywn [0:19] cameras are one of the tools we use to [0:21] promote transparency, accountability, [0:23] and trust. They help document police [0:26] community interactions, capture [0:28] important details, and create an [0:30] objective record of what happened. That [0:33] protects the public, and it protects our [0:35] officers as well. Our department [0:37] operates under clear, well-defined [0:38] policies that spell out when cameras are [0:41] activated, how footage is securely [0:43] stored, and how it can be reviewed or [0:45] released. Those safeguards are in place [0:47] to make sure this technology used [0:49] responsibly and consistently. At the end [0:52] of the day, our body warn cameras are [0:54] about fairness and clarity. When [0:55] everyone can trust the process and the [0:57] facts, it strengthens confidence in [1:00] public safety. We believe informed [1:02] communities are stronger communities, [1:04] and we appreciate the opportunity to [1:06] explain how tools like this help us [1:08] serve Brooklyn Center thoughtfully, [1:10] professionally, and with care. Until [1:13] next week, stay safe, look out for one [1:15] another, and please remember, we're here [1:17] to serve. If you need us, please don't [1:19] hesitate to reach out.