SAFETY SURVEILLANCE: Walgreens is rolling out a pilot program that lets some employees wear body-worn cameras in select stores, a move the company says is meant to improve safety and help de-escalate conflicts. A spokesperson told News 12 the cameras are voluntary for workers and are intended to protect both customers and staff. Walgreens says it has safeguards in place to protect customer privacy and comply with relevant laws, but has not provided specifics on how or when footage might be used.