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On Thursday, Dec. 2, Helena Police Department held a special press conference to debut its new body camera and in-car video systems technology. Chief Brad Flynn referred to the new BodyWorn by Utility technology as “a game changer.”

As you think about your career in law enforcement, there may be some questions on your mind regarding doing your job efficiently and effectively. What current role does technology play in law enforcement? How do we answer community calls for accountability and transparency?

The northeast side suburb of Gahanna is joining Columbus and other police departments in equipping their police officers with body cameras. Gahanna Police Chief Jeff Spence said officers are ready.

As more states mandate body-worn and in-vehicle camera use as part of their reform efforts, considering smart technologies and being ready for potential funding opportunities can help address the evolving burden.

County Board supervisors on Tuesday got a first-hand look at the new body and squad cameras now employed by the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department — which have already have been used to collect more than 17,000 pieces of evidence.

BROADVIEW HEIGHTS, Ohio — The city for the first time will buy body cameras for police, under legislation City Council unanimously approved Monday night (April 19). Council agreed to pay Utility Inc. in Decatur, Ga., $217,175 to provide camera systems for 29 police officers and…