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NILES, Mich – The Michigan State Police are looking to livestream dash cam videos.
The $2 million proposal appears in the future budget that if passed would see dash cam video livestreamed to a cloud system operated by MSP.
The video of critical situations would be accessible in real-time by MSP supervisors.
“I think for the public and the supervisors it’s a great idea,” Niles resident Christine Johnson said.
Michigan State Police say this
“Right now with this system we’re having to take these cars and these troopers off the
If the plan is finalized all 30 state police posts would have their systems and cars upgraded.