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MAY 2012

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FOCUS SUMMARY These tiny video recorders, worn openly, are the next step in protecting officers from false claims. They offer all the benefits as in-car cameras and are gaining in popularity. MORE INFORMATION See article for specific URLs. Uniforms & Accessories WEARABLE VIDEO RECORDING DEVICES By Jennifer Gavigan Video evidence plays a crucial role in making officers safer, defending a department against lawsuits or complaints, and increasing a department's efficiency.Today's officers can wear video recording devices directly on their uniforms. This advanced technology also ensures officers conduct themselves in a proper and professional manner. 36 LAW and ORDER I May 2012 Digital Ally Inc. The following is a look at some of the major manufacturers of wearable video recording devices for police use and a basic description of the devices. Digital Ally Inc. www.digitalallyinc.com Digital Ally, Inc.'s FirstVu™ is a weather-resistant digital audio/ video system and digital camera for law enforcement, security and other documentation use. FirstVu is designed for versatility and can be mounted or attached to clothing with a wide variety of options. This lightweight system is small enough to fit in a

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