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A blind spot in police policy and transparency

By ​John Seewer

John Seewer, correspondent, Toledo, for finding that most large police agencies don’t require body cameras for off-duty officers working in uniform, leaving a hole in policies designed to increase oversight and transparency. http://bit.ly/2ti9N7I

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By The Associated Press

JUNE 16, 2017

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