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(USGovernment-News.Com, February 21, 2014 ) Nashville, TN -- Crimes are more rampant nowadays and can cause people to be in constant wary and feel less protected by the authorities. This problem has challenged law enforcement over the years and has prompted investment on more efficient gears and equipment. Crime is inevitable and can happen anytime and anywhere. There is no single way to prevent and counter it, but there are a lot of options available.
Modern day crime fighting gadgets are considered a necessity at present. A forecast about department purchasing trends noted that ammunition and firearms supply, tactical accessories, vehicles, and technology will top 2014. Advancements in technology promoted effective law enforcement in the past years. In-car cameras have been introduced since 1980s when the Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD) was formed. MADD awakened the nation’s awareness to its growing problem of driving under influence (DUI). Police departments began installing patrol car cameras to gather evidence which helped convict offenders.
Use of police car cameras has come a long way since then. A study published by The Police Chief (2004) demonstrated the value and impact of these cameras. According to the finding, use of camera systems helped improve citizen’s confidence in law enforcers. It also assisted the policemen’s ability to capture and convict violators. The system also improved the professionalism and performance of officers, as it provided an immediate source of feedback. They have used the videos to critique performance and tactics which direct them to use better safety techniques. Reviewing the videos aids the officers to prepare better written reports and get exact quotes from suspects. Public safety is sure to benefit from having patrol care video systems available to all police officers.
Limited department funding sometimes delimit the adaptation of the in-car system, most especially with small ones. An officer and K-9 handler with a small department came up with a solution and designed his own affordable and reliable system. Since then, 10-8 Video has grown mostly because of referrals. Jubal Ragsdale, a deputy and President of 10-8 Video, mentioned they are developing products with GPS capability.
About 10-8 Video, LLC
At 10-8 Video, LLC. we are committed to providing the highest level of customer service, and solid products at an affordable price. 10-8 Video, LLC. was started and is still owned by a full time Sheriff's Deputy, and all products are field tested, by real officers, before going into production. We take feedback from our installers and officers seriously, since you are the ones using the system every day. 10-8 Video, LLC. does not have the overhead that some companies carry in this business, allowing us to update to the newest technology, and make changes to our equipment to ensure you are getting the best possible product, faster, and at an affordable price.
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