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Free Access to Police Video Footage
Recent Bills/Free Access to Police Video Footage

Free Access to Police Video Footage

IntroducedJanuary 15, 2026
Introduced9 months ago
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Why This Matters

The Stop Body Camera Paywalls Act ensures that the public can access police video footage without any fees. This is important for transparency and accountability in law enforcement.

If you want to see police body camera videos, you won't have to pay for access anymore.
Who this affects
Members of the public
What changes is this bill making?
  1. 1This bill stops charging fees for accessing police camera videos.
  2. 2States and local governments must provide free access to certain video footage.
  3. 3Law enforcement agencies cannot impose costs for viewing or obtaining this footage.
  4. 4Funding for specific programs depends on compliance with this requirement.
  5. 5The bill covers body cameras, dash cameras, and surveillance footage from correctional facilities.

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