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Surf City Police Announce New Body Worn Cameras

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  SURF CITY – The Surf City Police Department announced that on October 25, officers will begin to wear body worn cameras (BWCs).

  All uniformed Surf City Police Officers serving in a patrol capacity will be using these BWCs, the department said in a statement.

  The department further explained their reasoning behind this decision is because “BWCs assist officers in the performance of their duties and they provide a clear and unbiased recorded account of incidents that protect both citizens, as well as officers.”

  The Surf City Police Department will be using the “Digital Ally – FirstVu HD Series Body Worn Camera.” All BWC will worn in the chest area on the outside of an officer’s uniform.