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вЂњThe sheriffвЂ™s office will also begin a full transition to the state VIPER system on Monday. вЂњI am a proponent of body camera usage as it holds us accountable and is in the interest of transparency thereby providing an extra layer of protection to the men and women in uniform and the public.вЂќДeputies will not record footage of вЂњcasual conversationsвЂќ or breaks, and will not be compelled to tell the public when recordings are underway, according to the SheriffвЂ™s Office. вЂњBody cameras will benefit both the officer and the public,вЂќ Wilkins said. вЂњMore cameras will be purchased as funding allows,вЂќ according to the SheriffвЂ™s Office. The cost covers вЂњall hardware for the officer, the patrol car and an iCloud data base.вЂќ Deputies working in the following areas will be issued body cameras: the patrol division, warrants division, child support division, civil division, traffic division, Community Impact Team, SWAT team members and high school resource officers. SheriffвЂ™s Patrol Division Major Tammy Deese has established policies related to camera usage. Controlled Substance Tax penalties, according the SheriffвЂ™s Office. The SheriffвЂ™s Office purchased the body cameras for a little more than $220,000 through N.C. Officers continued to train this week, but will officially put the 75 Motorola/WatchGuard body cameras to use Monday, according to Robeson County Sheriff Burnis Wilkins.

Footage can be used as evidence in court and for training purposes. The cameras will record footage that will be вЂњdownloaded each time a deputy arrives at the sheriffвЂ™s office,вЂќ according to a prepared statement released Friday by the SheriffвЂ™s Office.

Training began earlier this the month for body camera operations. LUMBERTON - The Robeson County SheriffвЂ™s Office will officially implement two new safety upgrades Monday including the use of body cameras and new VIPER radios.

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