Policing on Camera Analysis examines use-of-force through video evidence, exploring how video technology transforms policing, accountability, and criminal justice systems worldwide. This critical resource analyzes body-worn cameras, dashboard cameras, and surveillance footage in law enforcement contexts. The book examines how video evidence affects police behavior, public perceptions, judicial processes, and policy development. Content covers video evidence collection, storage, analysis, and evidentiary standards in legal proceedings. Readers explore ethical considerations including privacy rights, consent, selective recording, and potential misuse of footage. Key topics include use-of-force analysis through video review, officer accountability mechanisms, and community trust building. The text addresses technical aspects including camera technology, video quality assessment, and forensic video analysis techniques. Special attention is given to policy frameworks governing body camera programs, public access to footage, and balancing transparency with privacy protection. Through case studies from diverse jurisdictions, the material demonstrates impacts of video evidence on policing practices and justice outcomes. This essential resource serves criminal justice students, law enforcement professionals, legal practitioners, policymakers, and researchers examining technology, policing, and accountability.