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BODY-WORN CAMERAS Model Policy Effective Date April 2014 Number Subject Body-Worn Cameras Reference Special Instructions Distribution Reevaluation Date No. Pages 3 I. PURPOSE This policy is intended to provide officers with instructions on when and how to use body-worn cameras (BWCs) so that officers may reliably record
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