These four people coordinated seamlessly.
Two of them employed the standard gun-holding gesture, staring intently at the two people in the car, another held a manual filming device and followed to record the scene, while the last one stepped forward to negotiate.
In fact, at that time, most officers in the United States, regardless of the type of police, were not accustomed to using police cameras.
One reason was technical; the other was that it wasn't yet the time for that.
In Brian's previous life, these events had happened fourteen years later, because of the excessive use of force by the police combined with the rise of the racial movement, that the police departments started to equip extensively.
The purpose of the equipment was not to regulate law enforcement but merely for self-protection.
