Body-worn cameras: not seeing the forest for the technology / by Valarie Findlay
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Continuing resourceSeries: Police Chief | Police Chief ; Volume LXXXIV, number 2Publication details: --U.S.A.: International Association of Chiefs of Police, February 2017.Description: pages 14-15. 26.8cmISSN: - 0032-2571
- BPer. 363.205 P75
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