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Our Vantage Body-Worn Cameras are In the News!

In an article posted by www.thisweeknews.com, the Reynoldsburg Division of Police have begun utilizing Vantage body worn video for all patrol officers and supervisors beginning May 11, 2019. Their policy has officers activating the cameras during “calls for service involving citizen interaction, traffic and crime interdiction stops and ‘all enforcement and investigative contacts, including stops and field interview situation,’ according to the department’s policy. “

Want to learn more about this implemented body-worn camera program in Ohio? Here is a link to the entire story. https://www.thisweeknews.com/news/20190610/reynoldsburg-police-outfitted-with-body-cameras

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