TASER Axon Flex: The next generation of body camera

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TASER Axon Flex: The next generation of body camera

The camera module, about the size of a felt-tip marker, is connected to a wallet-size controller module that is carried on a belt or clipped to clothing

The big police tech news this month was TASER’s new Axon Flex body-worn video recorder. This is an expanding market, as more agencies see the wisdom of moving the dash-mounted patrol car cameras to the officer him/herself. Patrol car cameras have certainly proven their worth, although not everything they’re recorded reflected well on law enforcement. They’ve captured some incredibly courageous performances by law enforcement officers as well as some incidents we would all rather forget. The bottom line is the camera doesn’t lie, and we’re in a game where evidence collection has always been important.

LEO's whats your opinion to have to wear glasses if you normaly don't wear them. Especialy when people have surgery so they don't have to wear glasses.

I'm all for the officer having video documentation, just wanted to know what kind of device you think is best to record evrything.

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If there is anything I know less about than firefighting, it is law enforcment. That being said, sure would be cool if this little gem could be paired up with facial recognition softwhere. Could ya imagine- you make contact with someone who is wanted and a tiny alert goes off that nly the LEO can detect.