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All of the video agencies must cope with presents law enforcement with headaches. It's costly to store; it's costly to review, and it's costly to process for legally mandated release to the press and the public.
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In July 2017, RMA was one of 50 companies selected by the White House for their “Made In America” showcase. That meant a trip to Washington, D.C., and a visit to meet President Trump and Vice President Pence.
Read More →After an accusation of racism during a Virginia traffic stop went viral, the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office has released a full, uninterrupted body cam video of the incident to refute the claim.
Read More →In the June 20 Webinar, Derrington will discuss the challenge of storing video data, finding a fluid storage solution that can accommodate increasing amounts of video, and the security of stored data.
Read More →The bill, titled the Safer Officer and Safer Citizens Act of 2015, would provide up to $100 million in grants over five years – from federal fiscal years 2016 through 2021 – to law enforcement jurisdictions nationwide that provide a 25 percent match in the funds that they request.
Read More →A consortium of technology industry leaders led by VP360 and Lightstream and including technology providers Zadara Storage and SoleraTec today announced the availability of the VP360 Argus Body-Worn Camera Solution for law enforcement agencies.
Read More →The VizuCop LE920 Body-Worn Camera is a rugged, lightweight, and compact body-worn camera that is capable of recording in full HD video with a 140-degree field of view.
Read More →A Denver police officer is in the Intensive Care Unit at Denver Health Medical Center after being shot multiple times while on duty Tuesday.
Read More →The Galveston (TX) Police Department released body camera footage of an arrest that sparked some outrage in August.
Read More →Nashville Police Chief Steve Anderson has put forward a sweeping $50.1 million plan to purchase body cameras for all 1,440 of the city's police officers and to install new in-car cameras on 880 department vehicles, delivering on a proposal that was pushed by the mayor.
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