Beyond bodycams: Wisconsin killing reopens debate about police accountability
A protester holds a photo of Corey Ruiz at a demonstration on 23 July 2026 in Madison, Wisconsin. Photograph: Kayla Wolf/APView image in fullscreenA protester holds a photo of Corey Ruiz at a demonstration on 23 July 2026 in Madison, Wisconsin. Ruiz’s family called for mandatory body cameras in the city, along with charges for the four officers involved.
- ▪A protester holds a photo of Corey Ruiz at a demonstration on 23 July 2026 in Madison, Wisconsin.
- ▪Photograph: Kayla Wolf/APView image in fullscreenA protester holds a photo of Corey Ruiz at a demonstration on 23 July 2026 in Madison, Wisconsin.
- ▪Ruiz’s family called for mandatory body cameras in the city, along with charges for the four officers involved.
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A protester holds a photo of Corey Ruiz at a demonstration on 23 July 2026 in Madison, Wisconsin. Photograph: Kayla Wolf/APView image in fullscreenA protester holds a photo of Corey Ruiz at a demonstration on 23 July 2026 in Madison, Wisconsin. Photograph: Kayla Wolf/APBuilding powerWisconsinBeyond bodycams: Wisconsin killing reopens debate about police accountabilityCommunity organizers demand systemic changes after police killed Corey Ruiz, a 38-year-old Black man, in MadisonBuilding power is supported byAbout this contentLex McMenaminThu 6 Aug 2026 09.00 EDTLast modified on Thu 6 Aug 2026 09.02 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleAfter bystander footage of police killing Corey Ruiz – a 38-year-old Black man in Madison, Wisconsin – spread online, many questioned why the officers were…
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