Anchorage

Tonight: 'Body Cams for All' community conversation

Today from 7-8pm, the Alaska Black Caucus will host a Community Conversation about police reform and the Anchorage Police Department's Body Cam Policy.

The Anchorage Daily News and Alaska Public Media recently covered the delays in APD's body camera policy progress, noting that legal hiccups over access to camera footage have concerned advocates.

Join the Alaska Black Caucus for what they say is a necessary conversation about police reform and the APD Body Cam Policy.

Tonight's Community Conversation will be available on Zoom and livestreamed on the ABC Facebook page.

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