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Imperial Police Department: Body-worn Cameras

A collection of different brands of body worn cameras with a United States flag in the background — Various body-worn cameras on display.
Credit: U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Agency	Imperial Police Department
Location	Imperial, NE
Technology	Body-worn Cameras
Vendor

The Imperial Police Department purchased two Pro-Vision body-worn cameras in 2018 using $500 from a Lean on LARM Safety Grant.

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News article (The Imperial Republican)
News article (League Association of Risk Management)

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Video cameras that police attach to their uniforms to record interactions with the public.

A collection of different brands of body worn cameras with a United States flag in the background — Various body-worn cameras on display.
Credit: U.S. Department of Homeland Security

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