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FOCUS Uniforms & Accessories ferred to a PC, via the VIEVU VERIPATROL software, by connect- ing the device to a computer. The transfer occurs automatically. Once downloaded, the officer can view the video files to aid in reporting. The software prevents tampering with any video file and provides a chain of evidence log. WEARABLE VIDEO Additional features include: quality VGA 640x480 video; rug- ged, rubberized case for durability; Full color video and clear audio; date and time stamp on video (GMT); over four hours of recording time; low memory LED indicator; low battery LED indi- cator; secure software; 71-degree field of view; temperproof case. VIEVU's PVR-LE2 weighs approximately 3.5 ounces and mea- sures approximately 3 feet x 2 feet x .75 feet. The tri-clip design enables attachment virtually anywhere on an officer's body. It's also waterproof for use in inclement weather and the green design meets RoHS, WEEE standards. In addition, the ON/OFF switch provides lens protection. Users can download to PC via USB cable. Requirements include Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, Vista. The PVR-LE2 is ideal for professional law enforcement users because it meets IACP standards. WatchGuard Video VIEVU PVR-LE2 is currently being used in over 800 agencies nationwide and multiple international countries. "I think the smartest piece of equipment an officer can carry, other than a firearm, is the VIEVU device," stated Retired Sgt. Ron McCarthy, LAPD SWAT. Other agencies like the VIEVU PVR-LE2 as well: "After trying a demo unit, all of our detectives wanted one. We were so impressed that we bought the demo and are ordering several more," stated Captain Ken Bernardi, Patrol Command, Shepherdsville, Ky. WatchGuard Video www.watchguardvideo.com Thomas& Means, LLP The firm that brings you Managing Police Discipline, announces their new multi day training program Managing Police Personnel Administration Who Should Attend? All law enforcement managers and administrators, especially Chiefs and Sheriffs. Also human resource directors and administrators, legal advisors and risk managers. Discipline Psychological Instability Physical Fitness Standards Freedom of Speech Issues Social Networking Policies Employee Evaluations Fitness for Duty And much, much more NOW SEEKING SELECT AGENCIES TO COHOST THIS PROGRAM. To find out how to bring this national class program to your doorstep at no cost – and get five free seats for your managers and administrators, email or call: thomasandmeans@bresnan.net 970-985-3440 www.thomasandmeans.com Click on EInfo at - www.lawandordermag.com reader service #22 38 LAW and ORDER I May 2012 WatchGuard Video's CopVu™ wearable video camera for law enforcement includes CommandVu™ software for secure downloading and file management. The wire-free video cam- era allows officers to simply clip on the camera and go—with- out complicated pieces, in one moving part. CopVu allows officers to capture their perspective while still doing their jobs. Additional features of CopVu include: rubber over-molded housing; completely wire free; USB interface; rotating garment clip; built-in microphone; water resistant; sliding on/off switch provides lens protection. CopVu technical specs include: four-hour recording time; four- hour battery life; fully charged in less than three hours; digital sig- nature security; VGA 640x480 resolution; 30 frames per second; waterproof (IPX5); dimensions are 3 inches x 2 inches x .75 inches. The CommandVu software application features one-touch transfer of video from camera; review video and make copies; as- sign user permissions and access; set custom video retention peri- ods; securely manage files; easily add and remove users from the system; assign specific cameras to officers; maintain master log of chain-of-custody; add comments to video files; single-seat or network applications available. The Pike County Sheriff's Department in Pittsfield, Ill., praised WatchGuard's CopVu: "The CopVu system is outstanding and a great benefit to law enforcement and the court system," stated Deputy Samuel Ferguson. Jennifer Gavigan is the Managing Editor of LAW and ORDER, Police Fleet Manager and Tactical Response Magazines. She can be reached at jgavi- gan@hendonpub.com. LaO Post your comments on this story by visiting www.lawandordermag.com

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