The Baltimore City Council?s Public Safety Subcommittee is scheduled to meet today with Baltimore police about conducting video recordings of all police interrogation rooms.
City Council President Sheila Dixon?s aide Ruffin Brown said Dixon introduced a resolution about the issue because she says she feels camera surveillance could be a benefit to both officers and suspects.
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