Video cameras

This hungry criminal didn't seem to be in any rush; he spent two hours inside the shop and even took time to bake his own pie

Judges and juries expect police-shot videos to be broadcast-quality, and may view inferior videos with out-of-sync audio as proof of evidence tampering

Federal prosecutors released photos and videos of the men accused in the plot firing weapons, threatening to kill LEOs and testing a TASER

A bystander's cellphone video captured part of the encounter, during which a deputy is heard yelling, "he's got my gun"

Officials said the 911eye system will equip first responders with important details about a scene, such as the color of smoke or severity of a car crash

While the cameras have come to be seen as a police ally, the FBI warned in a document that they could actually hinder officers' safety

Get insider tips from Boulder County on how to plan a BWC program to make sure you don’t miss a step

A body-worn camera program can be built effectively if all the elements are in place

Read about some of the features of the ECHO body camera that makes it stand out from the rest

Easy upgrade or installation means your agency will be able to take advantage of new system’s benefits with minimal investment

Bring High-Definition, multi-camera capability to your agency today for officer safety and evidentiary quality

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Drones armed with cameras and sensor payloads have been used by military and border control agencies for decades to improve situational awareness. Commercialization now has brought more UAVs, or unmanned aerial vehicles, to market — making such eyes-in-the-sky an invaluable tool for corrections officers.