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    The value of body-camera program for police

    by Los Angeles Times Aug 01, 2018 3 minutes

    The following editorial is from the Los Angeles Times:

    The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is one of the few large law enforcement agencies in the United States that has not yet provided body-worn cameras to all of its patrol officers. That's despite the fact that Sheriff Jim McDonnell, his deputies and the county Board of Supervisors all say they want the cameras.

    The sheriff has already run a pilot program and drawn up

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