Warwick police to start wearing body cameras full-time

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The Warwick Police Department announced the launch of their new body-worn camera program on Monday. The cameras will be issued to all frontline patrol officers, sergeants, traffic officers and two K-9 officers starting Feb 7. The department stated all officers will be issue their cameras and trained on their use by the middle of March.

Published 4 months ago · Warwick, United States

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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.

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Warwick Police Department announces body-worn camera program

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