IACP POV: Highlights from the Show Floor

Police1 Editor in Chief Doug Wyllie suited up in a TASER Axon Flex body-worn video camera and talked to some of the top vendors at IACP 2012 in San Diego. In this section, see the conversations and cool products as if you were there.

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Mesa Police Hooks Officers Up with TASER On-Officer Cameras
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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.
IACP 2012 video interview: Harley Davidson
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Harley Davidson motorcycles are iconic, powerful, and timeless — kind of like American police officers!
IACP 2012 video interview: Panasonic
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The new camera from Panasonic offers a 180-degree by 140-degree field of view
IACP 2012 video interview: Nixle
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Nixle enables law enforcement to connect with citizen subscribers in the way those individual users choose to be contacted
IACP 2012 video interview: LexisNexis Accurint Mobile
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The LexisNexis Accurint Mobile for Law Enforcement solution allows officers to access LexisNexis public records on a variety of handheld devices
IACP 2012 video interview: The AeroVironment Qube
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The Qube is a rugged little UAS with an estimated flight endurance of about 40 minutes
IACP 2012 video interview: End-X Systems
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The patent-pending PT1100 enables officers to deploy Stop Sticks from within their squad car