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Video redaction is the editing process of blurring out faces and other identifiable body parts to hide or remove sensitive information.

Utah Police Officers Rescue Drowning Girl From Submerged Van LensLock body camera and dash camera footage released by the Tooele City Police Department shows the heroic rescue of a 12-year girl by two police officers. After arriving on scene, officers were able to shoot out the van’s window and pull the girl out of the reservoir. After Tooele City officers performed CPR, the girl was taken to the hospital where she made a full recovery. The Lenslock body camera footage with

An evidence management system enables law enforcement agencies to collect, store, manage, and analyze digital evidence including body camera and dash-camera footage. Moving this data from on-premises to cloud-based allows for secure, reliable, and seamless access to digital evidence collected by officers in the field. With the integration of video evidence, digital data has become as critical to law enforcement as forensic evidence like fingerprints, DNA, and ballistic rep

LensLock Body Camera Upgrade Helps to Streamline and Automate Operations for Police Officers in the Field The Hinesville, Georgia city has approved a significant system upgrade for the police department’s body cameras and in-car cameras. The upgrade will automatically activate body and police car cameras when the police cruiser's lights are activated. Additionally, the automated data transfer system will prompt automatic uploads when officers are within range of the police

Georgetown Police Department Looks to Replace Aging Motorola In-Car and Body Worn Cameras with LensLock’s Newer, More Affordable Technology Workforce changes for the Georgetown PD prompt a new 5-year contract with law enforcement technology company , LensLock, Inc. After deciding to add a K9 unit to their force, Georgetown Police Chief William Pierce concluded that their existing Motorola (WatchGuard) in-car and body camera solution was no longer viable. With the equipment no

The Council Approved 5-Year Deal Covers Body Camera Equipment for Officers, Dash Cameras for Vehicles and Fixed Cameras for Interview Rooms The Cedar City Police Department announced a new rollout of LensLock’s police camera system following an exhaustive market evaluation. Ongoing challenges with their existing camera system prompted a “critically important” hardware and software upgrade. Police Chief Darin Adams submitted several bids to the Cedar City Council. With Adams’

Welcome to the start of 2023! The focus of every conference, expo, and trade show that LensLock attends is to deliver the most effective...

Cloud based storage hosts critical data on dedicated remote servers and can be securely accessed via a broadband internet connection. What Is Cloud Based Storage? Cloud-based storage allows data to be kept on remote servers and accessed over the internet or a specialized private network connection. The cloud storage service provider operates, secures, maintains, and manages the storage infrastructure. Data storage on the cloud is typically backed up daily (with some providers

LensLock, Inc., Police Body Camera Company, Announced Today a New Partnership with Gibraltar Police Department LensLock, Inc. Law Enforcement Technology Company , announced today a new partnership with the Gibraltar, Michigan Police Department. The new LensLock body camera contract was announced after five months of patrol testing with several body camera systems. Police Chief Rick Tanguay reviewed the results and concluded that LensLock offered the best technology solution

New Jersey Police Department Switches To LensLock For Police Body-Worn Cameras LensLock, Inc. announced today a new partnership with the...

LensLock, Inc., Law Enforcement Technology Company, Announced 5-Year Partnership with Washington Police Department SAN DIEGO, CA, UNITED STATES, October 25, 2022 / -- After testing 5 vendors, Sequim Police Department Chief Sheri Crain and the city council agreed to a 5-year contract with LensLock, Inc. Each of Sequim PD’s 20 officers will receive a LensLock body-worn camera this month. Additionally, LensLock’s in-car video cameras will be installed in all SPD vehicles to ca

Body cameras have become a popular tool in law enforcement. They are used by law enforcement officers to record their interactions with the public. However, there is the question of whether body cameras are always on or not. LensLock’s body-worn cameras (BWCs) are active the moment they are powered on and have up to 12 hours of continuous recording time. The body-worn cameras feature a 90 second pre-record buffer that can include up to 90 seconds of recorded content prior to

2022 is halfway through, and we at LensLock want to take this opportunity to remind you that our team is ready to help answer any questions that you may have while attending this year’s police conferences. We will be at events across the country and are dedicated to providing full support and service to all our brothers and sisters in blue. New Features on Display at Upcoming Law Enforcement Conferences We know how important it is for law enforcement officers to be prepared f

As a recently retired police chief, I have had time to reflect on my 29 years of service and one thing I know for sure is that we need great, reliable technology vendors to assist us and our industry moving forward. ​ If your plans for 2022 include technology, here are 3 companies that you may have not heard of yet, but certainly will make big waves in the future. As 2021 comes to a close, keep your eye on these law enforcement technology companies for your future plans. 1)