Prince William County police officers plan to be wearing body cameras by fall.
Chief Stephan Hudson told the Board of Supervisors his department was working through a series of procedural and legal hurdles to preparing his department for the deployment of body-worn cameras.
The past two years, the cameras have been at the center of discussions involving transparency among police officers and their interactions with the public, as they are meant to record every interaction and officer has for later review by department heads, courts, and eventually county residents.
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