INDEPENDENT BODYCAM JOURNALISM
Bodycam footage.
Broken down.
We explain police bodycam and dashcam footage with clear narration, case records, and court outcomes when available.
Real police encounters.
Clear, narrated breakdowns.
Outcomes when available.
Go beyond
the footage.
See the encounter.
Understand the case.
Know what followed.
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BODYCAM & DASHCAM
Follow the encounter.
Real police footage shows how an incident unfolds. Clear narration helps you follow the sequence.
Inside a breakdown - 02
CASE RECORDS & CONTEXT
Understand the case.
We connect the footage with case documents, clearly distinguishing charges from findings of guilt.
Our reporting standards - 03
WHAT HAPPENED NEXT
Look beyond the clip.
We include court outcomes when they are available, adding context beyond the moment on camera.
Share a case update
One incident.
A closer look.
Each 12-to-18-minute video follows one incident. We explain the footage, bring in the case documents, and share the court outcome when it is available.

See what happened.
Follow the bodycam and dashcam footage with narration that explains the sequence of events.
Understand the case.
See the charges and case documents behind the account, with allegations identified as allegations.
Follow what came next.
Find out how the case developed, including the court outcome when it is available.
Charges are allegations, not findings of guilt.
Real people.
Careful reporting.
Every encounter involves real people.
How we tell their story matters.
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Footage with a source.
We obtain bodycam and dashcam footage through public records requests and publish footage released to us.
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Allegations stay allegations.
An arrest or charge is not a finding of guilt. Our language makes that distinction clear.
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Context beyond the camera.
We include case documents and court outcomes when they are available.
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Corrections matter.
We correct errors and honor lawful takedown requests. You can contact us about our reporting.
TALK TO THE EDITOR
Know more
about a case?
Have a question about a breakdown, a correction, or a documented case update? Get in touch with editor KC.
For a correction, include the video link, timestamp, and the information we should review.
Contact the editor contact@lawlensmedia.comReceived a records request from us? Public Records Policy