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Technology has not been without its understated dangers, particularly for millennial-generation officers. These men and women who are currently entering the law enforcement workforce are finding that advancements in the tech arena come with a price, often saddling them with distractions to their situational awareness and officer safety.
Albuquerque (N.M.) Police Officer Damian Lujan's on-body video camera captured his use of deadly force after responding to a DV call. Read the full news story.
VIDMIC filmed this recreation of officers using its on-body unit. The video shows officers entering a home and encountering an intoxicated woman to illustrate the point of view captured by the VIDMIC. Source: VIDMIC.
VIDMIC filmed this recreation of officers using its on-body unit. The video shows officers entering a home during a domestic dispute to illustrate the point of view captured by the VIDMIC. Source: VIDMIC.
VIDMIC filmed this recreation of officers using its on-body unit. The video shows officers responding to a man with a knife to illustrate the point of view captured by the VIDMIC. Source: VIDMIC.
The Lake Havasu (Ariz.) PD added the TASER Axon point-of-view head camera as part of the standard uniform for it's officers, making it the eighth department in the country to do so. TASER CEO Rick Smith talks about the Axon's audio/video recording capabilities and other benefits of the Bluetooth-sized camera. Source: NBC's Channel 12.