Evidence Management

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Switching to an automated bar code evidence management system is making input and retrieval faster and easier for the Comal County Sheriff’s Office

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Steve Tuttle, VP of Communications at TASER International, addresses concerns that LEOs may have for on-officer cameras. TASER aims to utilize their technology and partner with agencies to protect LEOs. The first-person perspective of officers is critical for the best recorded evidence.

Jeff Kukowski, Chief Marketing Officer of TASER International, tells Dave Smith why TASER is the best choice for agencies. The TASER experience is a partnership with law enforcement and TASER works with agencies and experts to provide the exact solutions LEOs need. TASER's mission is to protect life and to protect truth.

Police in Mesa will begin using TASER cameras mounted on officers' glasses, hats and collars to record interactions with the public. The goal is to use video to quickly resolve complaints against officers and as evidence in court.