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Bieritz Agency Buys Body

Cameras For Cooperstown Police

Steve Bieritz, of the Bieritz Insurance Agency of Cooperstown, hands Chief Michael Covert a check for $2,914 to Chief to purchase four Body Worn Cameras for his officers. The cameras, which will be turned on during all arrests, calls and stops. Also pictured are Sally Bieritz and Patrolman Kevin Voce.
Steve Bieritz, of the Bieritz Insurance Agency of Cooperstown, hands Chief Michael Covert a check for $2,914 to Chief to purchase four Body Worn Cameras for his officers. The cameras, which will be turned on during all arrests, calls and stops. Also pictured are Sally Bieritz and Patrolman Kevin Voce. (Ian Austin/allotsego.com)

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