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Today, we announce that all uniform patrol officers in NYC—including cops, sergeants, and lieutenants assigned to every precinct, transit district, and Police Service Area—are now equipped with body-worn cameras. The NYPD has distributed approximately 20,000 cameras so far.pic.twitter.com/Kt6VHscAIA
Starting this month, approximately 4,000 body-worn cameras will be issued to specialized units such as the Emergency Service Unit, Strategic Response Group and Critical Response Command. The roll-out to specialty units is expected to be completed by August 2019.pic.twitter.com/JzUMlb7cLM
Body-worn cameras provide an objective record of encounters, facilitate review of events by supervisors, foster accountability, and encourage respectful interactions between the public and police.
For more information on our body-worn camera policy 
https://on.nyc.gov/2ERei1q
Great. What are your rules around turning them off? What happens if those rules are not followed?
That’s great. This way all involved in a dispute are protected. Love NYPD.
I have heard that those cameras are on all the time including in inappropriate places like the bathroom how likely is that to happen and it's sad that our officers have to wear this to prove what they said or did whatever happened to believing them because of their authority
Hopefully Mr. Mayor “Clueless” DeBlasio is backing up first responders instead of going against the people that make NYC safe...pic.twitter.com/RfJgvLE2IC
No more fun in being a cop now. Come on now. Cops aren't so goody goody all the time.
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