Information oversight boss sees benefits of use
The Isle of Man Constabulary's approach to a pending trial of body-worn cameras has been given the thumbs up by the information commissioner.
The trial will run for six months from TT Week.
Iain McDonald says his staff have been working closely with the police for around 18 months, deciding on the best way forward.
He says the type of camera being used is good to see, too:
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