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Mountain Lake Journal

September 30th, 2016

Body cameras for the police, life on Lake Champlain and a view from the clouds.

Aired 09/30/2016 | Rating NR

Mountain Lake Journal

September 30th, 2016

Special | 28m 45s

Body cameras for the police, life on Lake Champlain and a view from the clouds.

Even though they're controversial, a growing number of police departments across the nation are using body cameras. Most agree they can be a valuable tool, but the question for many departments is can they afford them? Plattsburgh Police Chief Desmond Racicot discusses the hidden costs of data processing and storage that led to the City's decision not to equip officers with body cameras.

Aired 09/30/2016 | Rating NR

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Mountain Lake Journal is a local public television program presented by Mountain Lake PBS

Mountain Lake Journal

September 30th, 2016

Special | 28m 45s

Even though they're controversial, a growing number of police departments across the nation are using body cameras. Most agree they can be a valuable tool, but the question for many departments is can they afford them? Plattsburgh Police Chief Desmond Racicot discusses the hidden costs of data processing and storage that led to the City's decision not to equip officers with body cameras.

Aired 09/30/2016 | Rating NR

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