May 22, 2016
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45:07Now PlayingA Senate and House compromise bill regulating the use of data acquired through the use of police body cameras gained final passage Saturday, May 21, and was sent to the House for final legislative action. Sponsored by Senator Ron Latz, DFL-St. Louis Park, the measure allows law enforcement agencies to retain the video, but it could be obtained by the public if an officer causes substantial bodily harm to an individual or a firearm is used. A controversial provision allows the video to be used by law enforcement officials when compiling an incident report.
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