• Police will not have access to live feeds, and instead, officers will receive "evidence packages" of specific crimes that have already being reported.
  
• The resolution of the footage won't be sharp enough for officers to identify faces, but should help them track movement and action.
  
• Footage from the pilot program will not be use in cases of police misconduct.
  

Baltimore is experiencing one of its most violent years on record, with more than 330 homicides so far. That's up from 309 total in 2018. The city has also seen more than 1,310 armed and unarmed commercial robberies and carjackings. It wrapped up last year with 1,361 of those cases.