Monroe Township Police Department Official Deployment of Body Worn Cameras (BWC).

Officers of The Monroe Township Police Department will now be wearing BWCs. This a rolling deployment and every uniform officer will be utilizing the BWCs by the end of 2021. The images below depict the actual BWC and how it will be equipped on the officers.

BWCs are viewed as a valuable asset intended to assist officers in solving crimes and successfully prosecuting offenders by augmenting an officer’s testimony with a video/audio record of the incident.

BWC recordings preserve accurate visual depictions of physical evidence and also document how physical evidence was found, thereby helping to establish the facts that must be presented in court.

BWCs also record the physical appearance of suspects and crime victims, preserving evidence of any apparent injuries. The audio portion of BWC recordings will document witness and suspect statements.

Additionally, this equipment will enable department administrators to conduct periodic reviews of officer-citizen contacts for quality control purposes and aid in the investigation of citizen complaints.

Any questions or concerns regarding BWCs as they relate to the Monroe Township Police Department can be directed to Deputy Chief Gene Sulzbach, 856-728-9800 ext. 519.