Jiaxian County: 100% of law enforcement officers are equipped with and use body cameras
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2022-06-13
To further strengthen the standardization of law enforcement and improve the level of traffic law enforcement services, the Jiaxian Detachment recently organized training for 60 officers on the use of law enforcement recorders, improving the level of standardized law enforcement.
Since January, the Jiaxian Detachment has actively sought government support. Through unified procurement by the county finance department, 60 law enforcement recorders have been distributed to vehicle management, illegal handling halls, accident handling windows, and frontline duty units, achieving 100% coverage. Specialized training on the use of law enforcement recorders has been organized to ensure that every traffic officer can operate and use them proficiently. Police officers are required to wear law enforcement recorders when handling business and performing law enforcement duties, recording the entire law enforcement process with audio and video.
The use of law enforcement recorders not only serves to record illegal acts and collect evidence but also supervises law enforcement behavior, providing strong support for standardized law enforcement.
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