英文摘要 |
In recent years, the police have been wearing Body-Worn Cameras (BWCs) for evidence collection and self-protection in law enforcement, but it also involves the protection of personal privacy and insufficient equipment. This article uses the questionnaire analysis method to conduct an empirical study on the cognition and effectiveness of BWCs by adopting the police officers of the branch bureaus affiliated to New Taipei City as samples. The study found that, in terms of cognition, acceptance, individual work binding force, overall work binding force and frequency of use of BWCs, the police officers in the branch with heavy duty have a higher degree of cognition. Age, years of service, cognition and acceptance of using BWCs, individual work binding force, overall work binding force and frequency of use are also significant. But at the same time, it also highlights the dilemma of whether the performance of BWCs can keep up with the pace. Therefore, this article specifically suggests that the police should emphasize the protection cognition of BWCs on duty, provide relevant education and training for junior police officers, and purchase better equipment. |