Overview
- Tijuana police began wearing the 400 body cameras right away on routine patrols and calls.
- The city said the purchase cost about 10 million pesos.
- Equipment went to 14 district chiefs and 10 section chiefs who will oversee use in the field.
- The first phase targets traffic units, the tourist police, and busy areas such as Zona Río and the border crossing.
- The footage will serve as evidence in internal reviews or court cases, with patrol-car cameras adding more angles, and officials did not detail storage or public access rules.