Police officers would be more weary of the way they interact with citizens and would avoid foul language. A 2013 New York Times article written by Anti-Prohibition Law Enforcement Executive Director Neill Franklin explains how officers will be more accountable for their actions and held to the same standards as regular citizens (Franklin). Citizen behavior would also improve significantly because this would most likely result in trust in the police and a greater likelihood of asking the police for assistance when needed. Implementing body cameras would make citizens feel as if police officers are just as responsible for their actions as they are