High costs hinder outfitting of U.S. cops with body cameras

WASHINGTON/NEW YORK, April 23 (Reuters) - A recent series of widely publicized police shootings of unarmed civilians has heightened interest across the United States in outfitting patrol officers with body cameras. But tight police budgets will limit how widely the devices are adopted, local officials and industry experts told Reuters.
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