YORBA LINDA, Calif.—The Orange County Sheriff’s Department (OCSD) rolled out their long-awaited body-worn camera system at their Yorba Linda Police Services center Oct. 4. Deputies are very excited about the technology, OCSD Yorba Linda Capt. Cory Martino told The Epoch Times, given that it will increase transparency and accountability while deputies are out on patrol. “We’re very excited, we think it will have a positive impact here in Yorba Linda,” Martino said. “We have a great relationship with the community and we feel that this new technology will assist with enhancing level of transparency, accountability, and providing a great level of customer service that will enhance that relationship with the people in the community.” The program, which was approved by the Orange County Board of Supervisors back in July, is set to cost around $12.7 million for 1,051 Axon Body 3 Cameras, 335 Fleet 3 cameras, video management software, training …