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Lambton OPP will soon be wearing body-cams
November 7, 2025
The Independent
If you’re stopped by a Lambton OPP officer, don’t be surprised to see a flashing red light on their chest.
Officers will soon wearing body cameras. It’s part of the roll-out of the technology across the West Region.
Body worn cameras are placed on the officers chest. When it is in standby mode there is a green light; it turns red when the device begins recording.
The OPP says officers will complete training before wearing the devices.
“The introduction of body-worn cameras is another step forward in enhancing public trust and transparency. These cameras will support our officers in their duties while reinforcing our commitment to accountability and community safety,” said Inspector Ross STUART, Lambton OPP Interim Detachment Commander in a news release.
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