Romanian police February began with a very big change that was promised by the Minister of Internal Affairs, Marcel Vela, he kept his word and provided the police with something they needed for a long time.
Romanian police began to be equipped with the already famous body cams, that is, those audio/video recording cameras that are worn by police officers in any kind of interaction they have with citizens when they are on duty, and not only that, thousands being distributed in all the country.
Romanian police has distributed hundreds of cameras at the county level for the police, and the first to use them are those from the road brigades, who record the situations in which they stop drivers to fine them, or any other kind of interventions they make in the mission.
Romanian police he can record audio/video any kind of interaction he has with the citizens, or he can only take pictures of various events, but the citizens are warned in advance that they are being recorded, the policemen also have a special badge, so some are much more polite.
"We use them for photography or for audio-video recording for the moments when we come into contact with subjects participating in traffic, and this is also suggested by this badge in order to be more visible and for them to be aware of the fact that they are audio-video recorded. "
Romanian police it is obliged to warn citizens when it registers them, and the pilot program carried out in some cities in the country has turned into a permanent one, so that in the next period several thousand cameras will be distributed throughout the country.
