to provide 2,105 body-worn cameras, 450 vehicle cameras equipped with license plate readers, 16 cameras for interview rooms and 75 cameras that can be mounted on specialty tactical gear such as worn by SWAT officers.
"We wanted to have additional eyes for the police department to give us a better understanding of what is happening in the community, and we are trying to give our officers tools to make them more effective and efficient in helping them stop crime," Akron Deputy Chief Michael Caprez has said.When it comes to deploying government surveillance technology, the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio raises privacy concerns. At the very least, Ohio needs a state law to guide its use.
Ohio Fraternal Order of Police lobbyist Mike Weinman, though, said any law should be crafted in a way that doesn't limit the usefulness of the cameras for law enforcement.Where are the surveillance cameras going in Ohio?
Yet they still are doing NOTHING about the NUMBER ONE CRIME IN VENTRAL OHIO: crimes against vehicles. Ours have been broken into many times a year for the 19 years we’ve lived here. Cops don’t even come to take a report. The alarm/lock bypass boxes are sold on Amazon.
That sounds like government fraud.
JFC
The more of a police state we become. The more I can see why people don’t support law enforcement.
Parasitic order followers, using COVID funds for revenue generating toys.
How about we roll back the Orwellian surveillance state.
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