COSTELLO: We've got it together. We got all of our guests are joining us to talk about the new lapel camera that police are wearing across the country as Sergeant Rob Drager from the Albuquerque Police Department and in New York, our CNN legal analyst, Danny Cevallos will help us legal issues surrounding this. Good morning to you both. So Sergeant, I want to start with you because your department has been using these tiny cameras for a while. Are you wearing one this morning?</s>ROB DRAGER, SERGEANT, ALBUQUERQUE POLICE DEPARTMENT: Yes. There's one on my right collar that should be looking right back at you.</s>COSTELLO: So you're recording me at the moment.</s>DRAGER: Not yet.</s>COSTELLO: It's a very tiny thing. So people don't really know it's there?</s>DRAGER: That's the idea. It shouldn't be intrusive. It's a small, about lipstick size, device that we mount on our collar, but the idea is for it to be there, but stay out of the way and just capture an incident.</s>COSTELLO: Do citizens know that all police officers in Albuquerque wear these cameras?</s>DRAGER: It's been in the local media regularly, so I don't think it should be a surprise. But I suppose you never know. There's probably people out there who don't realize that we have cameras and we are recording.
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