Officials in Madison, Wisconsin, are reviewing widely circulated bystander videos of a fatal police shooting of a homeless man, but body-worn camera footage is not expected to emerge. Multiple reports say there is no bodycam video because the Madison police department does not require officers to wear or activate body cameras, according to the outlets’ descriptions of the situation. As a result, investigators and the public rely on videos captured by nearby civilians rather than footage from officers’ body-worn cameras. The reports characterize the absence of bodycam material as a policy or requirement issue, not as a failure to locate specific recordings. The shooting has drawn attention online due to bystander video, while the lack of officer-recorded perspective limits what can be independently verified through body-camera evidence. Authorities are still reviewing the available recordings as part of their process around the incident.