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• How virtual reality could transform law enforcement

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  VR headsets are becoming increasingly affordable, and the technology’s evolution shows no signs of slowing down

• As commercial use of facial recognition expands, what are the implications for police?

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  If citizens willingly permit widespread use of FRT outside of law enforcement, you could argue they no longer have any reasonable expectation of facial privacy

• Case study: How FirstNet helped a Texas agency improve use of mobile video technologies

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  In order for first responders to reap the full benefits of mobile video technologies, public safety must have access to a robust and reliable network

• How AI software could monitor real-time camera feeds to detect criminal behavior

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  Using AI and facial recognition software for real-time crime reporting is the next logical progression in how police are already using existing technology

• What is the future of the body-worn camera in policing?

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  There may come a day when a central station will be able to activate a BWC by remote command and obtain a video stream when an officer is under duress

• Cops weigh in: How police agencies are training LEOs on the use of body cameras

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  It’s important to consider the level of training required to ensure successful use of the devices

• 2018 Police Video Guide: The emerging tech, training and tactics shaping law enforcement

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  We explore training and tactics for best utilizing these tools and key considerations for procurement in this guide to the emerging video technologies shaping LE

• Cops weigh in: How police agencies are handling policy and training in the video age

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  We asked our audience to weigh in on topics like body-worn camera training and policy for the release of video to the public

• 2 under-discussed issues with body-worn cameras

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  The body-worn camera is a tool like any other an officer can deploy; proficiency in use requires a “train like you fight” approach

• To record or not to record: When should cops turn on their body cameras?

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  One of the most critical components of any policy is determining when an officer should activate the camera and audio

• When should police departments release BWC footage to the public?

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  Policy for the release of footage isn’t necessarily one-size-fits all, but the public does expect to see it, and PDs need to craft their BWC policy accordingly

• How video simulators are changing use-of-force training

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  Video simulators can allow agencies to shoot video of hot spots in their jurisdictions in order to replicate conditions officers may actually face

• How body camera footage can enhance officer training

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  New research involving body camera footage explores situational and dynamic factors associated with decision-making and efficacy of police training

• Reveal’s new D5 body camera provides advanced functionality

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  Reveal Media builds on years of experience serving police worldwide with added features that support transparency, de-escalation and officer safety

• Q&A: IACP on how police can best tackle the challenges of managing digital video evidence

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  James Emerson, Chair of the IACP Computer Crime and Digital Evidence Committee, offers tips on how PDs can handle vast volumes of digital evidence

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