Riverhead police officers begin wearing body cameras
Town officials confirm body and vehicle cameras started being used over the weekend.
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8h agoRiverhead Town police officers will now be wearing body cameras.
Town officials confirm body and vehicle cameras started being used over the weekend.
The Riverhead Police Department was given a $1.4 million grant from New York State to buy the technology.
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