University Police patrol officers at SUNY Oswego—such as Officer Eric Martin—will now wear cameras at the center of their chests to document traffic stops and other encounters as a deterrent to potential conflicts at the point of contact or in court. Videotaped encounters will be uploaded to a server daily. The devices record law enforcement officers’ encounters with citizens, for their mutual benefit.
You might also like
More from Campus Currents
College Community Responds to COVID-19 Pandemic
Editor’s Note: The production of this issue of OSWEGO Alumni Magazine was paused in mid-March, days away from its expected …
Oswego Alumni Association Award Recipients Named
Oswego Alumni Association Award Recipients Named The Oswego Alumni Association (OAA) will honor seven notable alumni with a 2020 Alumni Award …
Upskilling Event Provides Students with the Professional ‘Extras’ to Enhance Their Skill Sets
Upskilling Event Provides Students with the Professional ‘Extras’ to Enhance Their Skill Sets For college students, it can be hard to …
