Video Recording and Analysis
The body-worn camera is a tool like any other an officer can deploy; proficiency in use requires a “train like you fight” approach
One of the most critical components of any policy is determining when an officer should activate the camera and audio
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
Officers have increasingly turned to the footage to help crack cases, as frequently as 20 times a month
Dashcam video captured a single-propeller KR2 as it landed on street after fuel system error
The woman admitted she tried to kick the cop during the altercation
The dramatic rescue was captured on a bodycam
New research reveals that people assign blame differently after viewing bodycam versus dash cam footage
How can we expect officers to recover and analyze video evidence without the proper training and tools?
When the officer approached the driver’s side door, Hannah Williams exited and pointed the replica gun at him
A city report released after the shooting said the suspect grabbed onto one LEO’s gun with two hands
In the video, the 6'6", 300-pound lineman can be seen fighting the officer
Officer Juan Avila fired six to seven shots at the suspect, who was walking toward him and other officers with an ax
When a pursuit stopped at a dead end, the suspect got out of his vehicle and opened fire
The shooting happened Wednesday night as officers responded to 911 calls reporting a woman shooting a gun
The officers returned fire and killed the gunman
State lawmakers are considering regulation barring all California police officers from running facial recognition programs on body cameras
The department is encouraging residents to register their doorbell cameras to help police fight crime
Is anyone calling for the development of forensic expertise to analyze video and determine manipulation has taken place?
The city became the first in the country to ban the technology
The officer, a five-year veteran of the force, was shot in the right armpit
Video of a traffic stop by a Kentucky crime interdiction team has generated close to a million views, negative headlines and lots of online chatter
Footage shows the officer clinging to an SUV that police said traveled a mile
All NYPD officers are now wearing body cameras, including sergeants and lieutenants in every precinct, transit district and public housing police area
New York’s police union moved to appeal a state court ruling allowing the public to see body camera footage
Residents in Ill. cities can join a voluntary program which registers their private cameras to help out police
From small acts of kindness to incredible moments of life-saving heroism, these 50 stories are just a small sample of the great work America’s finest put in every day
LE training expert Dave Smith shares how agencies can best utilize video for police training
The benefits of 360-degree video include addressing public expectations, capturing additional evidence and improving officer training
The suspect shot at police before leading officers on a vehicle pursuit
The video shows the car’s driver, 29-year-old Luis Cobos-Cenobio, open his door and begin firing at the officer
About 16 extremely detailed live streams are projected at one time onto a large screen in the intelligence center, where they’re staffed 20 hours per day
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