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Middletown supervisors slated for body cameras, more on the way

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A $20,000 grant will pay for about another 26 cameras to equip patrol officers. The cameras can be shared, but there has to be enough to permit time for downloading between shifts. A law took effect in 2019 that gave guidance for using body cameras. It identified 17 instances in which video is exempt from disclosure.

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Middletown supervisors slated for body cameras, more on the way

Body-worn cameras for Middletown Division of Police supervisors are ready for use when training is completed, and a $20,000 grant approved this month by council will pay for about another 26 cameras to equip patrol officers.Last year in September, city officials said they hoped patrol officers would be wearing body cameras by the end of October. The reality of the cost for storage and redaction training slowed down the process, officials said.Th…

1 month ago·Cincinnati, United States

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