Piloting Body-Worn Cameras in Iqaluit
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is in the process of developing a national body-worn camera (BWC) program as part of its proposed Digital Evidence Management initiative, for deployment across Canada. The Government of Nunavut, with support from the Government of Canada and the RCMP in Nunavut (“V” Division), expressed interest and were in a state of readiness to begin a BWC pilot in Iqaluit. Several outcomes were measured as part of this pilot project to evaluate the approach and inform the broader BWC roll-out.
- Publisher - Current Organization Name: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- Publisher - Organization Section Name: Contract and Indigenous Policing - Operational Research Unit
- Licence: Open Government Licence - Canada
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Piloting Body-Worn Cameras in IqaluitPDFEnglish report PDF
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Piloting Body-Worn Cameras in Iqaluit - Executive SummaryHTMLEnglish report HTML
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