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PARMA, Ohio -- Nearly a decade after starting a body-worn camera program, Police Chief James I. Blair said his department is currently in the process of updating its technology. That also includes the purchase of new cruiser dash-cams. “We have a lot of ...
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Nearly $1 million from school speed cameras will fund police technology in Macon
Money made off school speed cameras will fund nearly $1 million in tasers and body-worn cameras for the Bibb County Sheriff’s Office, according to Macon-Bibb County commissioners.
Guam Police Department Chief Stephen Ignacio said he takes full responsibility for the suspension of GPD’s body-worn camera program because it failed to establish administrative rules and regulations
Better late than never. The Plantation Police Department is finally equipping its officers with body-worn cameras.
The Vicksburg Police Department is seeking up to $3 million in federal funding to strengthen community partnerships, expand technology and enhance public safety programs.
The Guam Police Department temporarily suspended the use of body-worn cameras effective Sept. 28 over a lack of adopted rules and regulations for the program, which Attorney General Douglas Moylan
Butler County police agencies received $500,000 in new state grant money to support new and existing body worn camera programs that they say help convict criminals and provide transparency. For years Butler County police departments shied away from body ...
ACCESS/RI has asked the Rhode Island Attorney General to revise state regulations governing police body-worn cameras to provide clarity and improve public access. (Getty Images) Police body cameras are only as helpful as the rules that govern their use and ...
More than 1,600 officers and sergeants with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office now wear body cameras, but the agency only reviews specific incidents among the thousands of hours of footage collected daily.
Starting in January 2026, body-worn cameras will be rolled out across the Alberta Sheriffs. By mid-year, cameras will be worn by all on-duty sheriffs, including Fish and Wildlife Enforcement officers, while working in the public.
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