Zion residents want body cameras for police officers

Posted by Spanish Journal | Apr 23, 2015 | Wisconsin News Briefs

Zion residents want body cameras for police officers
Residents of Zion, Ill., are calling on all of its officers to be equipped with body cameras following the police-involved shooting death of 17-year-old Justus Howell, a former Kenosha resident.
The Chicago Tribune reports about 150 people attended a City Council meeting Tuesday in Zion, where more than two dozen members of the Zion-Benton Ministerial Association made the plea for body cameras.

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Zion residents want body cameras for police officers

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