This is a blatant example of the "public safety" organizations putting their own interests above those of the people they are supposed to protect.  Yeah, if all video was stored and all reviewed it would be a lot of work.  But the public interest would still be served with no long-term storage or review except in cases involving deadly force.  Fortunately, deadly force cases are relatively rare.  So bottom line, if the public safety organizations were to look after the interests of the public, they would be wearing the camera's now without long term storage or review.  If deadly force is used, only then would the daily video be stored and viewed.  Likely, only a very small percentage of daily camera recordings would ever be reviewed.  Those body cams should be in use.  The fact that they are not based on the lie of inadequate staff speaks volumes about the motives of the public safety industry.