In the past, state police used mobile video recorders in patrol vehicles, but found that dash-mounted cameras only captured activity from the front of the car.

Pennsylvania State Police on Thursday announced that its entire 3,000 trooper force is now equipped with body-worn cameras.

All Pennsylvania State Police patrol troopers will now wear body cameras. Pennsylvania State Police say more than 3,000 Troopers across 89 stations have been ...

The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) announced that patrol troopers at every station across the Commonwealth are now equipped ...

WATCH: Pennsylvania State Police announcement on body-worn cameras (Credit: Commonwealth Media Services) Troopers at every ...

Upgrades mean the Columbia Police Department can have a technology ecosystem focused on transparency and accountability, ...

Organizations speaking for sheriffs in Alberta say they see hurdles and have unanswered questions about how 600 in their ...

Following is a statement from Brian Sauvé, President and CEO of the National Police Federation, in response to the Government of Alberta’s introduction of Bill 49, announcing new steps towards the ...

By Brenda Erdahl The Wright County Sheriff’s Office took another step forward in the process of implementing Body Worn ...

The RCMP is rolling our body cameras to increase transparency and public trust, while resolving public complaints more ...

A Columbus Division of Police directive, which went into effect on March 30, requires officers working special-duty shifts to ...

Vernon RCMP expects the initial roll out of body cameras for frontline officers to take about a week-and-a-half.