BWC use must be monitored, say groups


PETALING JAYA: It’s not enough for police personnel to wear Body Worn Cameras (BWC), as periodic assessments are equally important to evaluate the effectiveness of the measure, say crime prevention and anti-graft groups.

Training courses and internal reviews need to be done every six months to improve BWC implementation, they say.

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