Military Law Enforcement Body Worn Camera With Night Vision High Resolution

Military Law Enforcement Body Worn Camera With Night Vision High Resolution

Specification of body police camera-sop-01S.pdf

Body-worn cameras raise a number of considerations that agencies must take into account as

they craft their policies. These include the effects that cameras have on privacy and community relationships, concerns raised by frontline officers, expectations that cameras create, and

financial costs.

The following is a partial list of policy recommendations based on research conducted by PERF and the COPS Office.1 Agencies should adapt these recommendations to fit their own needs, resources, legal requirements, and philosophical approach.

Body-worn camera training should be required for all agency personnel who may use or otherwise be involved with body-worn cameras. This includes supervisors whose officers wear cameras, records management personnel, training personnel, Internal Affairs, etc.

1. Function of strong night vision, able to see the facial appearance of humans clearly within 10m in complete darkness.
2. Double-filter switcher, no color cast in the daytime, clearer in the nighttime.
3. Unable to look up or delete the data of recording files, unless authorized.
4. Function of character superimposition, all videos and pictures will be attached with time, device ID, police ID and other information, they are unable to be edited or rearranged, providing more effective legal evidence.
5. Pre-recording the video, extended recording function, do not miss any law enforcement picture.
6. Three main functions, namely video recording, photo-shooting, sound recording.

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