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COs can decide when to turn the cameras on, a policy that has drawn some criticism
Reporting and dissecting close calls will improve safety while decreasing liability
The businesses that equip and serve first responders are supporting the national emergency response with new products, free services and donations
The total cost of the purchases is $1.2 million; the state is using federal stimulus dollars to pay for the equipment
Reaccreditation is an ongoing process that involves constant preparation, training, communication and monitoring
The advantages of body-worn cameras in law enforcement and corrections are well-documented, but the disadvantages can be an unwelcome surprise. Learn why this agency sought a new vendor after only three years.
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Maintaining security and safety is more than installing a product and collecting data
It wasn't too long ago that jail booking officers across the nation used ink to fingerprint arrested suspects and took booking photos with Polaroid cameras. You would not be hard-pressed to find a ...
Body-worn video cameras can increase visibility and significantly reduce the risks associated with inmate transports
Buying the right protective face mask is key to ensuring officer safety
Continuity of operations and disaster recovery planning were challenging enough for jails and prisons – and then COVID-19 happened
Wood, metal and hard plastic brooms and mops can easily be made into weapons – here’s why you need to look for tools made specifically for the correctional environment
Unlike other contraband detection methods, VeroVision Mail Screener takes the guesswork out of mail screening
Body-worn cameras have become necessities for correctional facilities, rather than nice-to-have supplements to fixed camera surveillance
The judge is giving the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation five months to get the body-worn devices into use
After your initial training, it can seem like you are not seeing or learning nearly as much
The advisory guidance aims to help non-federal public and private entities better understand federal laws and regulations related to UAS operations
As training and events move to an online experience, follow these tips to maximize your socially distanced education and networking
The distribution was fueled by a partnership between the REFORM Alliance, the National Sheriffs' Association and the Correctional Leaders Association
Since 1999, ADANI Systems has been known as the pioneer for full body transmission X-ray security scanners
The right DEMS can improve the management and sharing of critical evidence, including bodycam video, for more successful investigations
Nearly one-third of public safety personnel do not get a department-issued face mask, plus other key findings from nearly 4,000 survey responses
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