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Technology
U.S. Forest Service is First Federal Law Enforcement Agency to Fully Adopt the Axon Ecosystem with TASER Weapons, Body Cameras and Axon Evidence
Axon has announced that the United States Forest Service (USFS) will outfit officers and agents across its law enforcement and investigative agency with Axon Body 2 cameras backed by the digital evidence management system, Axon Evidence (Evidence.com). The USFS has been a TASER Conducted Energy Weapon customer since 2008 and began an agencywide deployment of TASER X26Ps in 2018.
September 30, 2019
Patrol
Video: St. Paul Police Release Footage of Fatal OIS
The St. Paul (MN) Police Department has released body camera footage of the fatal shooting of 31-year-old Ronald Davis earlier in September.
September 25, 2019
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Patrol
Video: Texas Department Releases Body Camera Footage of OIS
The Arlington (TX) Police Department on Monday released body camera footage of an officer-involved shooting that left a 31-year-old man dead late last week.
September 17, 2019
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Procedures & Policies
Phoenix PD Implements New Gun Pointing Policy, Announces More Mental Health Training and Full Rollout of Body Cameras
Chief Williams said she expects the new "Pointed Gun at Person" (PGP) reports will help the department track how many times officers can de-escalate potentially deadly situations.
August 19, 2019
Technology
3 Major Agencies to Deploy Axon's Officer Safety Plan 7+
Axon announced that the Atlanta and Baltimore City Police Departments, both Major Cities Chiefs Association members, will deploy Axon's new TASER 7 weapons and Axon Body 3 cameras as part of Axon's new Officer Safety Plan 7+ (OSP 7+). Orange County (FL) Sheriff's Office will also deploy TASER 7 weapons on OSP 7+.
August 16, 2019
The TASER 7 is Axon's seventh generation conducted energy weapon (CEW).
Patrol
Video: CA Agency Releases Body Camera Footage of Fatal OIS of Teen
The Fullerton (CA) Police Department has released a critical incident briefing—including relevant body-worn camera footage—of the officer-involved shooting that left a 17-year-old teenage girl dead on July 5.
July 15, 2019
The Fullerton (CA) Police Department has released a critical incident briefing—including relevant body-worn camera footage—of the officer-involved shooting that left a 17-year-old teenage girl dead on July 5th.
Technology
Motorola Solutions Acquires WatchGuard
“We are excited to join the Motorola Solutions team,” said Robert Vanman, founder, CEO, and chairman of WatchGuard. “This acquisition enables us to continue providing market-leading mobile video solutions to existing customers while also leveraging Motorola Solutions’ global footprint and growing video security solutions portfolio.”
July 11, 2019
Procedures & Policies
Looking Back: Body Cams, Columbine, and Digital Aging
In past June issues, POLICE covered rudimentary age progressed photo technology, the infamous Columbine High School shooting, and the introduction of body cameras for officers. Here is a look back at the pages of POLICE Magazine 10, 20, and 30 years ago.
June 30, 2019
Not long after the school shooting at Columbine High School in Littleton, CO, POLICE ran an article looking to find takeaways that could help officers better respond to a similar event.
Technology
POLICE Webinar Focuses on Body Camera Data Storage Solutions
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.
June 18, 2019
Technology
Panasonic to Take Part in Panel at IACP Technology Conference
The IACP Technology Conference is taking place in Jacksonville, FL, May 20–22. At the event on Tuesday, May 21, at 4 pm ET, Panasonic will take part in the panel discussion, "Managing Officer Safety Now and in the Future through a Strong Technology Ecosystem."
May 20, 2019
Scott Landau and Jack Marks of Panasonic will take part in an IACP Technology Conference panel discussion about the ways technology is being used to promote officer safety.
Technology
San Francisco Could Ban Use of Facial Recognition by Law Enforcement
The proposal, introduced by San Francisco Supervisor Aaron Peskin, would also require public input and the supervisors’ approval before agencies buy investigative technology with public funds. That includes the purchase of license plate readers, toll readers, closed-circuit cameras, body cams, and biometrics technology and software for forecasting criminal activity.
May 7, 2019
Patrol
Axon Employees, Customers, and Partners Are Making Policing Healthier
Earlier this week I attended the Axon Accelerate Conference in downtown Phoenix. The official theme was "Run In"—in recognition of the fact that police officers run toward danger while everyone else runs away. But there was another underlying theme, "Total Wellness" for law enforcement.
May 1, 2019
The recipients of this year's Rise Awards were Sylvia Moir, chief of police in Tempe, (AZ) and Chris Cognac, a recently retired officer who is the co-creator of the 'Coffee With a Cop' community policing program, flanking Axon President Luke Larson.
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