It's a new era at the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office, if you come across one of its deputies you should smile because you ...

Nearly half of smaller police departments equip officers with body worn cameras. Here's why the Shasta County Sheriff's ...

The device would trigger an existing Axon sensor to activate the officer's body camera the moment a firearm is pulled from its specially-designed holster. Kalman said the existing holsters and ...

The device triggers an existing Axon sensor to activate the officer's body camera the moment a firearm is pulled from its specially designed holster. Lakeland Police Capt. Ron Bowling, Jr. (left ...

The New Jersey Supreme Court held that police body-worn camera footage of an interview should not be kept confidential when it involves a person who has not been arrested or charged with a crime.

Since the launch of their taser, Axon have expanded into other products that help law enforcement, this includes the body cameras and fleet vehicle systems (police dashcams). They have reached ...

The law allows law enforcement agencies to potentially charge hundreds of dollars for body camera footage. Families with loved ones who were victims of police brutality held a news conference ...

A video of a woman being body-slammed by a fellow traveller on an ice road after ... The confrontation between the two was caught on camera. “Let’s go, get out of the f*****g car," even after the ...

The East Rochester Police Department this week released a 4-minute, 47-second clip of Officer Steve’s body-worn camera footage from the Jan. 14, 2024, encounter on Garfield Street. The footage ...

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The City of Cambridge has begun the purchasing process for body-worn cameras as residents commemorate the two-year anniversary of the fatal police shooting of Sayed Faisal. Faisal — a 20-year ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Local police departments and a legal expert are weighing in on a recently signed bill allowing law enforcement agencies to charge hundreds of dollars for body camera video.