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Madison’s police department faces a transparency crisis after a fatal shooting—no bodycam footage exists because the city doesn’t mandate them, despite being a progressive hub. A new $400K proposal to roll out cameras over three years may finally move things forward, though past budget fights and community fears about surveillance stalled progress. With homelessness taking priority over tech upgrades, and a short pilot showing little impact, the lack of cameras leaves accountability hanging—and echoes past failures in policing reform.

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