Vulnerable people need to be protected. Despite background checks many abusers slip through and work in schools, nursing homes and hospitals. People are being violated and abused and it will continue to happen but cameras would help protect these very vulnerable people.

   I have a son who is 14, autistic and could not tell me if someone was hurting him. There are many people in our state who also can't tell someone that someone is abusing them and the cameras would help speak for them. Cameras are far less expensive than they used to be, facilities should be interested in having them to protect the patients and the staff as sometimes it is another patient who is abusive and not always staff.