A merger between makers of body-worn cameras for law enforcement put a damper on competition, according to a group of antitrust suits pending in a New Jersey court.

Taxpayers are allegedly facing big price increases for the cameras and Tasers since Axon Enterprise Inc., the largest maker of such equipment, bought a competing company, VieVu, from its former owner, Safariland, according to the suits.

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