San Diego County Jails Will Use Body Cameras Following Damning State Audit
The California State Auditor's Office found that the jails responded poorly to inmate deaths.
4 March 2022
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The California State Auditor's Office found that the jails responded poorly to inmate deaths.
4 March 2022
As part of a new pilot program, San Diego County Sheriff's deputies at a county jail will wear body cameras following a state audit that found that the deputies did not adequately prevent or respond to inmate deaths. In a letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom and the California Legislature, acting California State Auditor Michael Tilden said, "From 2006 to 2020, 185 people died in San Diego County's jails—one of the highest totals among counties in the State." The first phase of the body camera program assigned 72 cameras to deputies, specialized units, and supervisors at the Las Colinas Detention and ...
San Diego County Jails Will Use Body Cameras Following Damning State Audit
As part of a new pilot program, San Diego County Sheriff's deputies at a county jail will wear body cameras...
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