Alberta government to require body cameras for all police services
He says that can raise concerns from the public about actions that have been taken and whether appropriate force was used.
Ellis says the decision is transformational and would ensure all interactions with officers are objective in both large cities and smaller rural communities.Calls for body cameras, inquiry after woman shoved by EPS during arrest but never chargedThe government will work with the Alberta Association of Chiefs of Police to develop the mandate and standards required as well as working out costs and logistics.
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