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The NYPD’s plan to purchase its first wave of police body
cameras from the company VieVu has aroused the ire of leaders in
the Council’s Black, Latino and Asian Caucus, who point to technical
problems with the manufacturer’s products in Oakland and Cincinnati.
Brooklyn Councilman Robert Cornegy, co-chair of the BLAC, reached out to the Observer shortly after word surfaced in the Daily News
that VieVu had won the bidding process for the recording devices. He
alluded to an incident reported in Oakland last month, in which a police
sergeant testified in a murder trial that his department’s VieVu system
lost a quarter of all body cam footage during a 2014 software upgrade.
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Source: Observer - Politics (via The Empire Report)
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