US EditionPa. state police equip 3k troopers with body cameras in bid to improve ‘public trust’
- Pennsylvania State Police completed their body-worn camera rollout by April 10, 2025.
- The initiative, announced in summer 2023, aimed to increase police transparency and accountability.
- Over 3,000 troopers across 89 stations now use body cameras, alongside 1,400 upgraded patrol vehicles.
- PSP Commissioner Paris stated the cameras offer an "objective witness" and build community trust.
- The body camera rollout seeks to strengthen trust through documented public interactions and accountability.
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All Pennsylvania state troopers are now equipped with body cameras
Pennsylvania State Police completed their rollout of a $40 million body-camera program that equips all troopers with the technology, which is increasingly considered crucial to transparency and accountability in law enforcement. The program also includes improved dashboard cameras in state police vehicles.
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