. >> officer bagby has brought 16 people back to life in his two years on the force.ne man he even saved twice. the 24-year-old officer considers himself lucky to be able to bring people back to life. police often arrive to a scene faster than medics when precious moments count. the officer revived two people even before he was out of the police academy. the first time he gave narcan it left a lasting impression. >> as soon as i administered to both of the nostrils i remember looking up the second time and went from two police officers to over 30 people on the street from pedestrians to other officers and everyone's watching me to see if this individual is going to make it alive and he did. and at that point in time i realized that the people who are affected by heroin overdose is not the individual that just overdosed on heroin. >> since the program started in may 2014, 174 people have been saved in camden city alone. when the program was introduced the officers were apprehensive but once they saw how easily they could use to the save a life that changed. now officer

. >> rookie cop bagby considers the body worn cameras the strongest tool. >> the tamara pretty much showsng. >> he is one of 20 using the learning phase. for the past month. 150 neighbors have offered feedback like what we heard today. >> all the good officers look bad. that's no good. so have all of them do it. that way they say brother, you better cool it. >> reporter: they have done it on line a partnership between camden metro and the law school policing project to help higher ups here write the rule book on body cameras. >> we wanted to know what their sense of when officers should record, when they shouldn't record. who should have access to the information. >> right now cops push record any time they engage anyone to enforce the law or check out anything suspicious. >> there are issues, privacy of the officers and themselves. officers going to talk to their partners, talking to loved ones, using the restroom. >> i record approximately two hours depending on if it's vehicle tow or a vehicle stop. vehieporter: once there are 375 officers on the street at two hours a day that's 5200 h

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