Localities would set policies on body-worn cameras

Police departments may be required to establish a written policy for the use of body-worn cameras in Virginia, under a bill now awaiting the governor’s signature. “The whole purpose of body cameras is to engender trust between the police and the community they serve,” said the bill’s sponsor, Del. Mark Levine, D-Alexandria. “But when you have ...

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Localities would set policies on body-worn cameras

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