Police departments around the country are continuing to feel pressure from community activists and civil rights groups to bolster transparency in the wake of police shootings.

In Pennsylvania, a controversial bill that was passed by the legislature — but vetoed by the state’s Democratic governor — would have made the public wait before knowing the name of a police officer who fires a weapon in the line of duty. Advocates for more police accountability consider the veto a big win, but law enforcement groups say the governor's decision could endanger officers' lives.

Bobby Allyn (@BobbyAllyn) from Here & Now contributor WHYY reports.