DeutschNewstral
Article
LA Times on 2017-03-23 13:00
LAPD is reaching out to the public on its use police body cameras. The Sheriff's Department should take note
Related news
- LAPD, Sheriff's Department arrests drop amid coronavirus outbreakLA Times
- Orange County Sheriff's Department plans to adopt body camerasLA Times
- COVID-19 surge at LAPD and Sheriff's Department keeps over 2,000 personnel at homeLA Times
- LAPD gets $1 million for body cameras from Department of JusticeLA Times
- GLAPD Rolls Out First CamerasGuardian Liberty Voice
- Should video from LAPD body cameras be released after a police shooting? If so, when? Police Commission wants to knowLA Times
DuPage sheriff's department getting new dash camerasdailyherald.com
Hale Co. Sheriff's Department purchases body camerasmyfoxal.com
LAPD shooting reignites debate: Are police body cameras effective?csmonitor.com
Sheriff's Office Instructions for Reaching 911 During Verizon Outagenorthcoastjournal.com
New LAPD Tasers will trigger body cameras before every shotengadget
LAPD Orders Tasers That Activate Body Cameras When They're Usedgizmodo.com- LAPD expects to start deploying body cameras this summerLA Times
- LAPD officers are on patrol with body cameras starting todayLA Times
- Skid row shooting a test for LAPD body camerasLA Times
- LAPD should hold off releasing skid footage from body camerasLA Times
Sheriff's department to review California mansion deathThe Wichita Eagle