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Findings 11 findings
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Body Worn Cameras have been shown to improve officer-to-citizen interaction and safety.
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Body Worn Cameras have been shown to reduce citizen complaints.
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Body Worn Cameras provide more clarification of contested incidents between officer and civilian.
F4
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Body Worn Cameras appear to provide some measure of crowd control and mitigation.
F5
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Body Worn Cameras reduce time and legal expense in investigating complaints against officers.
F6
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In Nevada County, the Truckee and Nevada City police departments are presently using Body Worn Cameras.
F7
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The Jury was informed that the Grass Valley Police Department plans to deploy the use of BWCs and has secured funding for this purpose.
F8
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The Nevada County Sheriff’s Office has expressed a desire not to deploy Body Worn Cameras at this time.
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Interagency communication concerning Body Worn Camera deployment, techniques, policies, and operating procedures has been shown to improve overall results. Body Worn Cameras -2016
F10
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One consistent theme received by the Jury from County staff, was that any and all enforcement of any ordinances, rules and regulations that pertained to the cultivation of marijuana was the sole responsibility of the Nevada County Sheriff’s Office.
F11
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CDCR and CAL-FIRE along with CCPs, working with AB109 funds, could work together to solve the unintended loss of firefighter/inmates caused by AB109.
Recommendations 4
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R1Page 20The Nevada County Sheriff’s Office should deploy and use Body Worn Cameras.
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R2Page 20The Nevada County Sheriff’s Office should request funds from the Board of Supervisors for Body Worn Cameras and pursue other funds, grants and the like.
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R3Page 20Nevada County law enforcement should include the community, policymakers, courts, oversight boards, unions, frontline officers, and other stakeholders in the evolution of their Body Worn Camera programs.
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R8Page 113The Nevada County District Attorney should continue to develop and improve its process for authorizing the disposal of evidence. [F7]
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County of Nevada
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Nevada County Board of Supervisors
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