Bodycam footage intelligence
Bodycam Stock monitors emerging police incidents, scores audience potential and footage obtainability, and builds the public-records request kit for you.
Public preview is delayed 72 hours. Members receive earlier access.
News, video and agency feeds are ingested continuously and clustered into single incidents.
Every case carries both numbers, so audience potential is never confused with whether you can get the tape.
A drafted letter against the right statute, the verified records contact, and what it should cost.
Every agency response recorded against the case; attach what you publish and watch how it performs.
On the board right now
Real cases from the public preview, ranked. Members see the same board 72 hours sooner — Producer sees it the moment a case ranks.
The model
A case can be everywhere and still ungettable. Ranking on attention alone sends you chasing footage no agency will release; ranking on obtainability alone buries the stories worth telling. So both travel together, and neither is allowed to stand in for the other.
Where a case sits against every other ranked case on engagement growth over the last 24 hours. It is a percentile of attention right now, not a forecast of your views.
Built from the state’s public-records posture, how that agency has responded before, critical-incident disclosure deadlines, and any request window closing. An estimate of likelihood — never a promise of release.
Counts below are live from the public board. A case whose jurisdiction is still being confirmed cannot be called gettable, so it never lands in a quadrant that claims access.
How it works
Three stages, one loop — from an incident surfacing to the video on your channel.
Stage 01
Emerging incidents are collected, enriched, ranked, and monitored.
Stage 02
Unlock the agency, request method, expected timeline, fee considerations, denial risk, and the drafted request.
Stage 03
Send the request, record what the agency says back, follow it through to fulfilment, and connect published footage to channel performance.
The request kit
What 100 credits opens on a case. Values are specific to each case and appear once you track it — these are the fields, and what each one is for.
After you send
The letter goes out from your own mailbox — Gmail, any mail client, or an agency portal. Each response moves the request along a lifecycle you can see, with the fee, the deadline and the exemption cited all captured against the case.
Requests go from your mailbox under your name, never ours. That also means they are not private: a records request is itself a public record, and agencies may log or disclose it.
Impact
Attach the video you made from a case and Bodycam Stock records how it performs — so you learn which kinds of cases are worth your time, not just which ones felt promising.
Paste the URL of what you published. It is linked to the case it came from.
Views, likes and comments are captured as daily snapshots from the moment you attach — we do not backfill history we never saw.
Cost in credits on one side, published performance on the other, per case.
Daily snapshots are retained for 30 days; lifetime totals are kept. Detaching a video deletes its statistics history.
Pricing
Every plan includes the live case board and monthly credits. 100 credits buys one case’s full request kit.
For solo creators watching a beat.
1,000 credits / month
For channels shipping weekly, where being first matters.
4,000 credits / month
Larger volumes, team seats and invoicing — see Enterprise and full plan details.
Requests remain public records, and agencies control review, redaction, fees, and release decisions. Bodycam Stock helps users research and manage requests; it does not guarantee footage access or provide legal advice.
Little attention today, and a jurisdiction that releases. Cheap to request, and yours before anyone is looking.
Climbing fast, and the jurisdiction releases. This is the shortlist.
Neither the attention nor the access. Ranked, so you can see it was considered and dismissed.
The story is moving, but the footage is unlikely to come out — or we do not yet know which state governs it. Effort here is often wasted.
According to reports, an officer-involved shooting occurred in connection with the NYPD's 101st Precinct on July 25, 2026. No further details, including circumstances, injuries, or identities of those involved, were provided in the available source material. This record will be updated as verified information becomes available.
Sacramento County officials released bodycam footage of a deputy-involved shooting that occurred in February, according to reports. The footage shows a deputy shooting a man during the encounter; further details about what led to the shooting, the man's condition, and any charges have not been specified in available reporting. The incident remains under review, and no additional information about the circumstances has been confirmed.
Oakland police released body-worn camera footage showing a fatal officer-involved shooting, according to reports. Police said the man who was shot was allegedly armed at the time of the encounter. Details on the circumstances leading up to the shooting, the officers involved, and the man's identity have not been fully disclosed. The incident remains under review, and no additional information about charges or internal investigation outcomes was provided in available reporting.
According to reports, a clerical error in a police database led San Francisco police to mistakenly identify a driver as a wanted suspect, resulting in what is described as a violent arrest. The driver was reportedly not involved in any crime, and the arrest is attributed to the data entry mistake. Details on injuries, officer identities, and departmental response are limited in the available source snippet. Authorities have not been named as facing charges, and the incident is under scrutiny given the alleged error.
According to police, officers responded to a home in Downey, California, where two people were found fatally shot. Police said a man at the scene was armed and was subsequently shot and killed by officers. The circumstances leading to the deaths of the two other individuals remain under investigation, and authorities have not released further details about the relationship between the parties involved. No additional information about charges or the identities of those involved has been confirmed at this time.