Police body-worn video cameras reduce public order and assault crimes

Tom Ellis

School of Criminology and Criminal Justice

Press/Media: Research cited

Description

Reports on the research, led by Tom Ellis, which shows that police body-worn video cameras reduce public order and assault crimes, and assaults on police officers.

Period	23 Feb 2015 → 28 Mar 2017

Media coverage

1

Media coverage

Title	Police body-worn video cameras reduce public order and assault crimes
Media name/outlet	Online
Media type	Web
Date	23/02/15
URL	www.hampshire.police.uk/internet/news-and-appeals/2015/march/05032015-body-worn-video
Persons	Tom Ellis

Media contributions

1

Media contributions

Title	BBC Radio 5 Live
Media name/outlet	BBC Radio 5
Media type	Web
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
Date	28/03/17
Description	Tom Ellis interviewed about the use of body-worn video cameras
URL	yellownews.tveyes.com/PlaybackPortal.aspx?SavedEditID=3f093557-6022-4ff9-a04d-efcd8880f737
Persons	Tom Ellis