Designing an Interrogation Room Around Recording Equipment
May 18, 2016
Recording interrogations is an important move, but if your interrogation room’s outdated, you’re less likely to have a confession to
Recording interrogations is an important move, but if your interrogation room’s outdated, you’re less likely to have a confession to
Body cams have all kinds of practical applications in everyday police work. In this blog, we’ll show you how you
One reason for increased interest in body cams and other recording devices is that traditional vehicle cameras have some distinct
Maybe you’ve watched The First 48. It’s a long-running A&E crime documentary that focuses on the first 48 hours after
The proliferation of cell phones makes it easier than ever for citizens to record police interactions. While transparency is important,
Recently, the Miami-Dade police were hacked. While the primary concern in that incident is the release of personal information, including
Body cameras are becoming more common, and have been shown to drastically reduce complaints, partially because they reduce the frequency
As we’ve mentioned in the past, nineteen states and the District of Columbia currently require videotaped police interviews. If your
iRecord is available for purchase on the GSA Schedule as well as the US Communities Purchasing Alliance, and we have
While many PDs, courts, and child advocacy centers (CACs) have migrated away from VHS, there are still many who utilize
Right now in the state of Indiana, footage that is captured by a law enforcement officer from a dash cam
Digital recording is taking off in more than just law enforcement. Applications for health care, Federal agencies and higher education