Newsletter

Lessons from the Grafton Police: Sharing BWC Footage
During 2020-21 Chief Jeff Caponera completely revamped the Grafton Police
Department’s BWC policies to allow them to share BWC footage.Read more…

Lessons from the Gerrish Township Police: Community-Based Policing and BWC Footage
The Gerrish Township Police Department (MI) is a small municipal
agency that received a micro-grant for body-worn cameras in 2021.
Over the last two years, Chief Brian Hill has combined the use of
BWCs with his philosophy of community-based policing.Read more…

BJA / JSS provide $7.1 Million for BWCs
The Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) and Justice & Security Strategies (JSS) announced that they will award $7.1million to 265 small, rural, and tribal law enforcement agencies for body-worn cameras.Read more…

Accepting BWCs in Policing Agencies
Research shows that successful body-worn camera (BWC) program implementation is significantly tied to officer buy-in, but what exactly motivates this buy-in?Read more…

Body-worn Cameras (BWCs) and Officer Behavior
Would your behavior change if you knew you were on camera? This important question has become increasingly relevant for many policing agencies across
the US, as they continue to outfit officers/deputies with BWCs.Read more…