Following several high-profile police violence cases since 2010, there has been a debate over one of the proposed solutions — the use of body cameras. By 2016, almost half of all police officers in the country were already wearing body cameras. As of 2023, 20 states...
Whenever we turn on the news these days, we hear of murders, violence in our schools, and so much more. And it’s not just a perception. According to the FBI, violent crime fell by an estimated 1% in 2021 compared with the previous year, but murders increased by more...
by Jeff Doak, President i2c TechnologiesCloud-based video surveillance (video stored on an Internet based server) has become a popular alternative to local storage of video on local DVR/NVR systems. While this is convenient and makes remote access much easier, cyber...
Deployable video surveillance units bring a host of benefits to police departments. Video surveillance helps police departments protect communities and reduce crime through deterrence. A surveillance camera also serves as an impartial witness, producing dependable and...
All police departments, regardless of size, will realize the benefits of using video surveillance systems in their work. That said, security cameras, when utilized as a part of a larger integrated surveillance system, can make the biggest positive impact for police...
License plate recognition (LPR) cameras are IP-based cameras that can aid law enforcement in a variety of ways. Other surveillance cameras will capture objects that come into their field of view, but LPR cameras are more selective. They are specially designed to seek...
