Warwick police to start wearing body cameras full-time

Warwick Police Department announces body-worn camera program

WARWICK, R.I. (WLNE) — The Warwick Police Department announced the launch of their new body-worn camera program on Monday. According to the department, after an extensive pilot program with Axon Inc., they purchased 102 body-worn cameras. The department said the cameras will be issued to all frontline patrol officers, sergeants, traffic officers and two K-9 officers starting Feb 7. Col. Bradford Connor, Warwick chief of police said he believes t…

Warwick police to start wearing body cameras full-time

The technology will be issued to all patrol officers and sergeants, K9 officers, and traffic officers.

Warwick Police Body Cameras Program Begins

WARWICK, RI — The $910,000, five-year, grant-funded Warwick Police body-worn camera program starts today. WPD Deputy Chief Lima Michael said the program funding comes courtesy of a $1.5 million U. S. […]