similar moves by police departments across the country. in houston police chief charles mcclellan says the footage collected by the cameras will be unfiltered. this is unfiltered through the eyes of the officers. this is an independent objective piece of evidence. but all this now sparking a heated legal debate. joining us now arthur and johna, both former prosecutors and defense attorneys. all right, johna. is it legal for cops to be able to wear these? are there any legal hurdles whatsoever? i see no hurdles at all on the legal side. i don t see any down side to this, but legally especially in new york, cops aren t going to have to worry about it because they re actually in control of this camera. we re a one-party state. there s not going to be an argument that nobody should lawfully be recorded. plus, everywhere we go today, we re being recorded, whether we like it or not. in this particular state, what you are saying then i ll direct this to arthur, if you want to record
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potential perpetrators, johna, may not open up as much now because they know the cop has a camera? that could happen, but those conversations between perps and cops, whether they re going to give confidential information, don t have to happen on the street. they can happen where they normally happen at the police station, with the d.a. present. where the cop camera isn t going to be running. that particular cop camera. it s not going to deter people from coming forward with information. does this benefit police officers, arthur? or potential criminals? probably both. sometimes there are police officers who in the heat of the moment as human beings, across the line, and that will be there, and maybe having that camera will be a little bit of a deterrent for both sides now.
broadcast network for about an hour before that. they were already anticipating that there would be protests from ferguson there and they were concerned the new york city police. now we have this local case which has been an extremely, extremely tense one here in new york city. today a grand jury of his piers on staten island in new york has decided there will be no indictment. we ll have continuing coverage throughout the afternoon from the fox news deck on fox news channel. gretchen, back to you. thanks very much. for more on this now, joining us once again is arthur adala. you were just leaving the studio moments ago, and you said this probably won t happen today because there s going to be this huge festivity.