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SPECIAL REPORT BODY CAMS
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Implementing a Body- Worn Camera Program
Many police leaders find themselves in a position of being pressured to imme- diately roll out a body-worn program. The rush to comply has resulted in mis- takes costing both money and time.
By Dale Stockton 40I 42I 46I
Offi cers in Front of the Cameras
The cameras are on but, in many ways, they always have been. Set your mind to leveraging camera technology to your department’s advantage.
By Deborah Ontiveros
Safariland VIEVU LE4 Body-Worn Camera
The field deployment of body-worn cameras provides major advantages in officer safety, protection from false ac- cusations, reduction of agency liability and citizen complaints, and evidence for use in court.
By Eugene Nielsen
Body Cams and Un- foreseen Consequences
Police body cameras may actually hurt your community. The real, enduring solution is achievable, but we must be honest about what it is.
By Neal Trautman DEPARTMENTS
6 I On the Job By Lt. Ed Sanow
8 I Offi cer Safety By Dale Stockton
10 I Just Handed Down By Pam McDonald & Randy Means
12 I PSIT Solutions By LAW and ORDER Staff
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60 I Police Equipment News
62 I Advertisers Index
64 I Product Spotlight By LAW and ORDER Staff
UP-CLOSE BUILDING DESIGN
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High-Speed Doors Improve Operations
By working with key stakeholders, LE administrators can more effectively navi- gate the political environment of ethics.
By Michael Watkins
Facility Design – New or Renovation
Only after you have studied the com- munity’s growth and have agreed on a logical plan that encompasses square footages that make sense, can you begin to design a facility that truly meets a department’s needs.
By Hal Sargent
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