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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsFLASHBACK: Baltimore mayor vetoed body camera bill in December 2014
http://twitchy.com/2015/04/28/flashback-baltimore-mayor-vetoed-body-camera-bill-in-december-2014/http://rt.com/usa/201931-baltimore-body-camera-police/#.VT9Q0uMq3Nw.twitter
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has said she would veto a city council bill that would require police officers in the city to wear body cameras while on duty.
* Hmm, interesting and strange*
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FLASHBACK: Baltimore mayor vetoed body camera bill in December 2014 (Original Post)
SummerSnow
Apr 2015
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itsrobert
(14,157 posts)1. Police Unions are strong
no matter what party in charge.
AuntPatsy
(9,904 posts)2. Not whole story....she wanted cameras , wearable ones...?
itsrobert
(14,157 posts)4. The quote from the news
says they were wearable.
AuntPatsy
(9,904 posts)5. And the media is always so factual...
okaawhatever
(9,457 posts)3. twitchy & rt? I'll wait for a better source nt
greyl
(22,990 posts)6. Total non-issue, not strange, and not particularly interesting.
"Mayor Rawlings-Blake said while she is for the cameras, a task force she and Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts established last month to study the issue should finish its assessment before the program begins."
"I am 100 percent in support of police body cameras," Rawlings-Blake said last week. "And residents should know that no matter what happens during the City Council process, the city is going to have body cameras."
"I am 100 percent in support of police body cameras," Rawlings-Blake said last week. "And residents should know that no matter what happens during the City Council process, the city is going to have body cameras."
Wonder why those quotes aren't in the OP, since they're from their link,
http://rt.com/usa/201931-baltimore-body-camera-police/#.VT9Q0uMq3Nw.twitter .