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San Francisco Fire Dept. Bans Video Cameras After Death Of 16 Year Old Girl Run Over By Fire Truck Captured On FilmUTSanDiego.comAug. 21, 2013 |
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 SAN FRANCISCO — A San Francisco Fire Department ban on video cameras now explicitly includes helmet-mounted devices that film emergency scenes, according to Chief Joanne Hayes-White. The edict comes after images taken in the aftermath of the July 6 Asiana Airlines crash at the San Francisco airport led to questions about first responders' actions, which resulted in a survivor being run over by a fire truck. Read More 
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