Security Management White Papers
Video Changes the Future of Policing
Overview Public safety organizations continuously look for new tools to help them better serve and protect the citizens of the community as well as to ensure the safety of their officers. For years, law enforcement has used radio to provide them with the information they need to perform their missions. To increase the success of each operation, police are now incorporating video into their information network. Video can benefit law enforcement before, during, and after an incident. Before an event, highly visible video cameras act as a deterrent to crime. During an event, real-time video can be useful to a command center to plan a measured response with mobile units. After an event, recorded video can aid investigation efforts or serve as a source of additional evidence.
| Publisher | Motorola | File Format | |
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| Date Published | November 2007 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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