Law Enforcement Body Camera Task Force to study costs and access to justice issues for police body-worn cameras. The task force was created by legislation passed by the General Assembly…
MACo Executive Director Michael Sanderson today testified before the House Judiciary Committee in opposition to HB 187 Public Safety - Law Enforcement - Body-Worn Cameras. This bill requires all law…
County Executive Steuart Pittman to introduce a supplementary budget request to fund body cameras for the county police department. Citing local and national instances of bias, hate crimes, and death…
Prince George's County Police Chief has announced plans to equip all uniformed patrol officers with body cameras by the end of the year. From WTOP: That would involve equipping about…
MACo Legislative Director Natasha Mehu submitted testimony to the House Judiciary Committee to support HB 739 - Law Enforcement Body Camera Task Force. This bill seeks to coordinate and develop…
On Friday, February 25th, the Maryland Senate's Judicial Proceedings (JPR) Committee voted favorably on Senate Bill 31 Public Information Act – Inspection of Records From Body–Worn Digital Recording Devices. A former…
The Baltimore County Police Department has released a policy for the public release of police body-worn camera videos. From Baltimore County: Chief Melissa Hyatt said, “This policy is an important…
MACo and MML submitted a joint letter of information on proposed legislation regarding the release of police body-worn camera recordings in front of the Judicial Proceedings Committee. The proposed legislation,…
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