Whether the Confrontation Clause permits the admission of accusatory statements found on a police body camera recording without requiring the State to present the declarant for confrontation purposes

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED The Confrontation Clause grants defendants the right to confront witnesses against them. Here, the trial court overruled objecté ions and allowed accusatory statements found on a police body camera recording to be played instead of requiring the State to present the declarant for confrontation purposes. Since body cameras carry a "primary purpose" of memorializing events for potential litigation, should these recordings enjoy the same hearsay umbrella as 911 calls? | ii