According to deputies, the first body cameras debuted Friday at Las Colinas, which serves as the primary jail for women prisoners in San Diego County.
Las Colinas Detention and Reentry Facility
The first body cameras debuted last Friday at Las Colinas, which serves as the primary jail for women prisoners in San Diego County. "This is ultimately about the safety of the people in our custody and those who work in our facilities," Acting Sheriff Kelly Martinez said."Having body cameras in our jails will also strengthen our relationship with the community by increasing accountability and trust."
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