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The purpose of the West Yorkshire Safety Camera Partnership is to reduce deaths and serious injuries on the roads of West Yorkshire by reducing the level and severity of speeding and red light offences and to improve driving standards through education and enforcement.
- Body Worn Video - Force Policy | West Yorkshire Police
West Yorkshire Police have been utilising body worn video...
- Body Worn Video - Force Policy | West Yorkshire Police
The camera will help the police because: It will help police officers to serve you better. It will help police officers so that people will believe what they say. It will protect police officers if someone decides to attack them because the attack will be recorded.
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West Yorkshire Police have been utilising body worn video (BWV) since 2016. Over time, the technology and the policing landscape have changed dramatically. BWV provides the opportunity to accurately capture evidence, delivers reassurance and deters criminality and anti-social behaviour.
The West Yorkshire Safety Camera Partnership wherever possible, adhere to the guidelines to be open, honest and transparent, but do have the ability to work overtly or covertly for a policing purpose.
West Yorkshire Safety Camera Partnership - providing safety cameras and speed enforcement services for the Local Authorities and Highways England in West Yorkshire.
Q – What can happen if I am caught by a camera? A – Offences detected by safety camera are processed according to UK law. The registered keeper of the vehicle will receive a notice which legally requires them to identify the driver of the vehicle at the time of the office.
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Aug 8, 2016 · West Yorkshire Police are to phase in the cameras for all officers after a pilot scheme in Bradford. The devices film while officers are out on duty and could be used to gather evidence for court...
