Dash Cam

The company aims to provide an easier, more streamlined user experience

Talks first began in 2015 regarding the implementation of body cameras and in-car dashboard cameras at the Olympia Police Department

The trooper uses an ax to break the car's window and then with assistance from bystanders, pushes the vehicle over from its side to extricate the driver

The suspect had carjacked two different vehicles before stealing the truck

“A message to those who are stealing lumber, know our deputies are looking for you and we will stop you,” Sheriff Kevin Tolson said

A cloud-based command center software can now integrate with body cameras and in-car video systems

New technology will enhance operational intelligence, identify wanted suspects, and improve situational awareness for officer and citizen safety

Jason Van Dyke spent about three years behind bars for a shooting that sparked protests when dashcam video was released

“You have got to see this,” the sheriff's office wrote in a Facebook post earlier this week

After being shot, Deputy John Kile got back in his car to continue the pursuit

State police described the initiative as essential “to enhance accountability, operational capabilities and community outreach”

In this eBook, we review how to use in-car video footage for training and how video technologies improve situational awareness

License plate recognition technology aids law enforcement by scanning plates and comparing them to hotlists for stolen/wanted vehicles

Faced with a surge of out-of-town thieves coming to their suburban city, the Mt. Juliet Police Department adopted an automatic license plate and vehicle recognition solution to catch them

The integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning into license plate/vehicle recognition systems delivers faster and more accurate results while reducing the agency workload