Video Recording and Analysis
We asked our audience to weigh in on topics like body-worn camera training and policy for the release of video to the public
A series of articles exploring police use of deadly force contain useful takeaways for street cops and police leaders alike
James Emerson, Chair of the IACP Computer Crime and Digital Evidence Committee, offers tips on how PDs can handle vast volumes of digital evidence
Footage shows a gunman hiding in a car wash before opening fire on officers
How you approach the release of BWC video could mean the difference between driving the narrative and trying to catch up
Three officers returned fire, then formed a perimeter and waited for SWAT to arrive
No one was hit in the exchange
The deputy appears to drive straight through the flames at one point as he tries to help evacuees to safety
A police sergeant was seen on dash cam wrestling a gun from the suspect
Video captured the intensity of the devastating Northern California wildfires
The video shows one of the LEOs standing in front of the car and moving out of the way as the car takes off
Two men saw the struggle between the suspect and the deputy and pulled over to help
The DA has cleared the officer in the shooting
Police from across Wisconsin supported a bill Thursday that would set state policy for when video can be made public and would allow for much of the footage to be withheld
A review of hundreds of videos found no evidence that the officers profiled him by race or used excessive force
Police departments should integrate digital tools like video clips, digital marketing and social media to build their brand
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
New research involving body camera footage explores situational and dynamic factors associated with decision-making and efficacy of police training
Roger Burzinski was shot after he failed to comply with orders after leading police on a high-speed pursuit with a baby in the car
Software-defined storage allowed the Orchard Park Police Department to deploy body-worn cameras
Reveal Media builds on years of experience serving police worldwide with added features that support transparency, de-escalation and officer safety
Agencies must ensure that video evidence – particularly video that was not collected by the on-officer camera – has not been doctored or edited
The odds of data being corrupted, stolen and held ransom are greater than ever before, necessitating the protection of critical information
We connected with executives from four body camera vendors to discuss solutions to critical issues
There are many video redaction solutions available, and they vary widely in capabilities and ease of use
A volunteer firefighter suffered facial burns
Police found Woods sound asleep behind the wheel, according to an incident report
Former Police Chief Jody Fanning and Deputy Stacy Ettel offer insight on how building a relationship with the media can help departments in high-profile incidents
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Get insider tips from Boulder County on how to plan a BWC program to make sure you don’t miss a step
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