NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. — The brother of Walter Scott, who was fatally shot as he ran from a North Charleston officer, praised South Carolina as the governor signed a bill into law Wednesday to help police get body cameras. The law requires police agencies to create a policy for which officers will wear the cameras, when they should and should not be recording and how videos are stored.

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