Kevin Klein
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Winnipeg Police Body Cams
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September 9, 2020
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4:48Now PlayingThe issues of racism and excessive force are creating division in our city and distrust in police. We've waited six months for this leadership to take action, and nothing has changed.
Ignoring the issues doesn't mean it no longer exists.
At the Assiniboia Community Committee meeting Councillor Klein will move a motion to provide funding to outfit Winnipeg Police Service General Patrol officers with Body Worn Cameras in 2021.
Nearly everyone has a cell phone or another way to record videos, and those videos often wind up online in fragments. Not all the videos posted provides the entire story, and creates questions and leads to police mistrust. With the body-worn cameras, investigators will view the incident as the whole.
"The use of body-worn cameras will support the Winnipeg Police Service's ongoing efforts to create a safe, transparent, and accountable policing environment for the City of Winnipeg. They will give confidence to residents that we, elected officials, take their concerns seriously," said Klein.
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