HARRISBURG – The PA State Police announced that patrol troopers at every station across the state are now equipped with body-worn cameras to record their public interactions. PSP successfully completed its initiative to outfit troopers with the cameras and to update the mobile video recorders in their patrol vehicles – weeks ahead of schedule. PSP Commissioner Col. Christopher Paris said with the completion of our body-worn camera roll-out, we aim to strengthen that trust by documenting our public interactions and demonstrating our commitment to transparency, accountability, and respectful police services. PSP’s initiative involved outfitting more than 3,000 troopers whose assignments are spread across 89 stations within 16 troops with body-worn cameras. Additionally, the initiative upgraded the mobile video recorders in more than 1,400 patrol vehicles.
