Owasso police put on new wearable cameras
OWASSO — New technology soon may allow the Owasso Police Department to better protect itself and the public.
The city council recently approved the purchase of wearable video cameras that capture images wherever an officer goes.
For the past four years, officers have been using in-car video in about a third of the department’s 36-vehicle fleet. But Police Chief Dan Yancey finds the system constraining.
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