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Local reaction as Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship
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The Jamestown Police Department has seen a recent uptick in open records requests for video footage from body cameras and dash cams, according to Scott Edinger, chief of police.
Police Chief Scott Edinger told the Jamestown Police and Fire Committee that the department received 15 requests for video footage in a two-week stretch, many coming from YouTube channels.
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