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Body cams, sweeping reform coming to Hallandale police

By SUSANNAH BRYAN

SUN SENTINEL |

DEC 13, 2015 AT 7:52 PM

Hallandale Police Capt. Stuart Shook wears a body camera on his sunglasses as he records a traffic stop in Hallandale Beach. (Taimy Alvarez / Sun Sentinel file)

HALLANDALE BEACH — Smile at the officer, folks.

He might be wearing a body cam.

Dwayne Flournoy was one of the first police chiefs in Broward County to request body cams for his cops. And now they're here, making Hallandale Beach the first agency in Broward to embrace the technology and one of the first in South Florida.

Ten officers will begin wearing the cameras on Monday, with plans to quickly distribute 18 more cameras.