The Baltimore Police Department plans to require officers to scan their fingerprints at the start and end of shifts in order to prove they’ve worked the hours claimed on their payslips, officials have confirmed to The Baltimore Sun. The move comes as the department struggles to control ongoing…
Source: Sun
Baltimore Police to use fingerprint scanning to track officers' time at work after years of abuse
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