body-camera-incident-summary

name	body-camera-incident-summary
title	Body Camera Incident Summary
description	Transforms police body camera transcripts into structured 10-section legal summaries with timestamp-cited verbatim statements, constitutional issue spotting, evidence inventory, and probable cause articulation. Maintains strict neutrality for all parties. Use when analyzing BWC footage for discovery, pre-trial prep, or trial. Trigger: body camera, BWC, body worn camera, officer footage, use of force review, incident summary.
author	CaseMark
author_url	https://github.com/CaseMark/skills/tree/main/skills/legal/body-camera-incident-summary
license	Apache-2.0
version	0.1.0
execution_mode	open
jurisdiction	us
practice	criminal
language	en

Body Camera Incident Summary

Produces a neutral 10-section legal summary from police body camera transcripts. Every factual claim cited [HH:MM:SS]. All dialogue verbatim — never paraphrase. Flag recording gaps at point of occurrence.

Prerequisites

1. Transcript(s) — complete BWC transcript(s); load all officer feeds if multiple
2. Supplemental materials (optional) — incident reports, dispatch logs, officer statements
3. Matter phase — discovery, pre-trial, or trial (affects emphasis)

Quick Start

1. Ingest all BWC transcripts and supplemental materials
2. Produce sections 1–10 in order below
3. Cite every factual claim [HH:MM:SS]; cross-reference timestamps across camera angles for force/search events
4. Flag issues in Section 10 with category tags and recommended next steps

Output Sections

1. Case Information

Field	Content
Date/Time	Recording start with time zone
Officers	Name, badge, role (primary/backup/supervisor/K-9/FTO)
Location	Address or intersection, city, county, state
Tracking IDs	Case no., incident no., CAD no.
Duration	Final timestamp; note late start or early cutoff
Technical deficiencies	Muted segments, obstructed views, interrupted recording

State absent info explicitly — never infer.

2. Executive Summary

4–6 sentences: initiating event (traffic stop, Terry stop, dispatch, warrant, community caretaking), escalation/de-escalation arc, disposition (arrest/cite/release), primary legal issues (4A stop/search, Miranda, Graham v. Connor, qualified immunity).

3. Participant Identification

• Subjects: name/alias [timestamp], warrants, probation/parole, medical/intoxication indicators
• Officers: name, badge, role; FTO/trainee relationship
• Third parties: relationship to subject; detained, questioned, or released

4. Chronological Timeline

Strict [HH:MM:SS] narrative at each inflection point: