Evidence

There are several technical issues to consider when reviewing and using video evidence

In court, whether BWC video captures a complete or just a partial recording of a force event has “a profound impact” on an accused officer’s fate

Moving from a patchwork of databases to an integrated LIM system has made tracking and reporting fast and easy for the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office

Download this Police1 evidence management product buying guide to learn key steps for product selection, purchasing and implementation

Find out why one agency chose to keep its original evidence management software vendor when upgrading other systems

In today’s constantly connected culture, there’s a new tier of eyes and ears to assist with police investigations

Take our quick quiz to find out if your property room needs a good purge

Evidence management consultant Gayla Robison, a retired police property room manager, talks about the need for software to manage the chain of custody

The Vallejo Police Department's crime prevention campaign aimed to reduce burglaries from automobiles during the holiday season

Integration of physical and digital evidence makes it easier for officers, detectives and evidence managers to share critical information

With the growth of smart devices, internet-connected homes, cryptocurrency, cheap drones and smart cars, the volume of digital evidence will continue to increase

We connected with executives from four body camera vendors to discuss solutions to critical issues

The odds of data being corrupted, stolen and held ransom are greater than ever before, necessitating the protection of critical information

There are many video redaction solutions available, and they vary widely in capabilities and ease of use

Agencies must ensure that video evidence – particularly video that was not collected by the on-officer camera – has not been doctored or edited