Anchorage Police Request $1.3M for Cameras, Part 2

Experts say the use of cameras, in both police stations and patrol vehicles, keeps the public and police accountable.

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Story Created: Mar 4, 2011 at 11:05 AM AKDT

Story Updated: Mar 4, 2011 at 11:06 AM AKDT

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jjj said on Tuesday, Aug 16 at 4:16 PM

APD sucks!!!! they are too stupid to give cameras to.

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Jean Ann said on Wednesday, Mar 23 at 3:27 PM

Instead of spending the money on equipment. The money should be spent teaching police officers how to protect and serve the public who pay there salaries.

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douglas said on Wednesday, Mar 9 at 10:09 PM

umm im sorry but in vehicle cameras have been available for years..if APD doesnt have them they have been negligent and we should not have to pay for there neglect..those cameras also have audio that the officer wears on their person..you turn on your emergency lights automatically turns on the cameras and audio..

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