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Girard adds license plate-reading cameras | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Girard adds license plate-reading cameras | News, Sports, Jobs

GIRARD — The Girard Police Department has added license plate-reading cameras to its equipment to help combat crime. Safety / Service Director Jerry Lambert

Church hosting food distribution | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Church hosting food distribution | News, Sports, Jobs

FOOD PANTRY: Harvest Point Church food pantry, 2121 Salt Springs Road, Lordstown, will host its distribution 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. This is a drive-thru d

'Look-back' body cams gain favor | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

'Look-back' body cams gain favor | News, Sports, Jobs

Jan 17, 2021 Staff photo / Ed Runyan Lt. Tom Collins of the Austintown Police Department shows his Motorola body camera, which integrates the camera and the police radio in one device. There is one button to turn on the body camera and one for the radio. News coverage of the Dec. 22, 2020, fatal shooting of a man walking toward a Columbus police officer while holding a cellphone produced a type of police body-camera video that many people probably didn’t know was possible. Video from the body camera of officer Adam Coy showing Andre Hill being killed was possible because of a feature on the...

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Feature 'looks back' at officers' actions | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Feature 'looks back' at officers' actions | News, Sports, Jobs

erunyan@tribtoday.com News coverage of the Dec. 22, 2020, fatal shooting of a man walking toward a Columbus police officer while holding a cellphone produced a type of police body- camera video that many people probably didn’t know was possible. Video from the body camera of officer Adam Coy showing Andre Hill being killed was possible because of a feature on the device called a “look-back.” Lt. Tom Collins of the Austintown Police Department, whose Motorola body cameras have the look-back feature, explained that the feature requires that the camera be running at all times. “Our body ...