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Daly City to buy police body cameras after fatal shooting of Roger Allen
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Protesters gather in San Francisco to honor the life of Roger Allen, who was killed by Daly City police.Sarahbeth Maney/Special to The Chronicle
One month after the police killing of Roger Allen, lawmakers in Daly City approved a plan Wednesday to buy body cameras for the city’s police department.
During a special session Wednesday evening, the five-member City Council unanimously agreed to pay $1.35 million for 100 body cameras and 32 patrol car cameras. Police will begin wearing the cameras by October, Police Chief Patrick Hensley said.
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BELLEFONTE The 16-member Solid Waste Advisory Committee was appointed during Tuesday’s Centre County commissioners’ meeting. Joanne Shafer, deputy executive director and recycling coordinator of the Centre County Recycling and Refuse Authority, spoke during the meeting, which was held via Zoom.
“It is an open-ended commitment,” Shafer explained. “Our hope would be to follow through at least until a new contract is executed. At that point, the committee would still exist, but it would be rendered inactive.”
Commissioner Steve Dershem questioned the open-ended committment.
“I would feel more comfortable if there was a stop date certain on here,” Dershem said.