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NYC Corrections Halts Use of 3,480 Bodycams After Fire Injures Captain
May 5, 2024, 07:00 PM
The New York City Department of Corrections has temporarily suspended the use of all body-worn cameras after an incident where a camera ignited, causing burns and smoke inhalation to a captain who is currently recovering. This incident occurred at Rikers Island and led to the decision to collect and store 3,480 body cameras from uniformed staff, replacing the initial figure of 3,000. City and union officials are now addressing the safety concerns of these devices.
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