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Police body camera amendment stirs debate in Senate
The add-on to the license-reader bill is called a non-starter in House.
House lawmakers reach deal on license readers
The compromise would let law enforcement agencies retain LPR information that was not part of an active investigation for up to 30 days.
Tiny cameras raise big issues
As more police officers wear them, legislators consider statewide rules
Police technology under scrutiny
Senate judiciary panel debated the merits of a first-of-its-kind state statute on license plate readers before finally opting to hold the bill over for a few more days’ worth of deliberation.
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