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Cambridgeshire adopts video streaming from emergency scenes
Members of the public and officers are now able to share what they are seeing at the scene of an incident via their mobile phone camera, following a successful trial on the technology GoodSAM.
Mock up of GoodSAM in use
By - Chloe Livadeas
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