The police department announced completion of its new body-worn camera policy requiring all officers to record common interactions with the public Monday morning.Under the new guidelines, officers must record interactions from 11 different scenarios including vehicle stops, investigative person stops, dispatched calls for service involving civilians, initial responses by patrol officers, on-site detentions, investigations pursuant to an arrest, arrests, and initial suspect interviews on-scene.Additionally, all prisoner transports, pat frisks and searches of persons who have been arrested, emergency driving and pursuits will be recorded along with situations where an officer reasonably believes a crowd control incident may result in unlawful activity or adversarial contact scenarios.