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It wouldn't be too hard to create a system that records everything the cop does... and transmit it to a storage facility in which that specific cop has no ability to delete would be simple. Incredibly simple.
the idea that a cop gets to choose what the body camera records and that it was a failure of the camera is an intentional narrative to protect bad cops. normal americans live under constant scrutiny (not just by cops, but by everyone.)... they should have more, not less.
Will not be long till we all have cams on us while we work.
most retail already do. and... there's no need for office types when they can literally see what you're doing on the screen.
Office buildings, usually have something, too, above the cubicles.
I can see them eventually wanting personal cams with audio. Will happen.