ACLU gives St. Louis residents video cameras to monitor police activity
Thursday, June 21, 2007
ST. LOUIS -- After a year of delays, the American Civil Liberties Union chapter in St. Louis is launching a program that will put video cameras in the hands of St. Louis residents so they can monitor police activity in their neighborhoods.
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