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As we close the books on another successful IACP conference, we’re reminded of the great value in connecting directly with today’s top law enforcement professionals — our current and future customers and the dedicated vendors supporting them. Engaging in meaningful discussions about the future of police camera technology face-to-face with brilliant minds in public safety was invaluable and inspiring. IACP Conference 2024 - Boston This year, in Boston, our team had the privile

LensLock to showcase exciting law enforcement technology at the IACP 2024 conference and expo in Boston, MA.

LensLock Podcast featuring retired Cottonwood Police Department Chief Jody Fanning and lessons learned from an officer-involved shooting.

Watch video to learn about Sampson County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) switch to LensLock's cutting-edge body-worn and patrol car cameras.

Robertsdale Police Department Vehicle: Photo Courtesy of Robertsdale Police Department Facebook Page. Nestled in the heart of beautiful Baldwin County, Alabama, Robertsdale is a small yet vibrant town set in a lush, green landscape. Its local economy is supported by agriculture, retail, and small businesses, making it a welcoming place for both residents and visitors. LensLock, in partnership with the Robertsdale Police Department (RPD), is proud to announce a significant upg

LensLock Helps Transform the Jacksonville Independent School District Police Department with Reliable, Secure, and Easy-to-Use Body Cameras. When Chief Bill Avera of the Jacksonville Independent School District Police Department sought to enhance campus security, he turned to LensLock for a comprehensive solution. As a school-based law enforcement agency committed to providing a safe and secure school environment, Chief Avera needed a reliable and affordable body-worn camer

University College Campus Police Department Vehicle Body cameras have become indispensable tools for modern law enforcement agencies, including college campus police and security. With the ability to capture crucial evidence and promote transparency, body-worn cameras play a vital role in enhancing campus safety and security. Most importantly, body cameras worn by college campus police officers help deter crime and de-escalate potential conflicts. Dive into key benefits of im

New law enforcement podcast from LensLock, bringing insights and valuable lessons from public safety and technology leaders.

LensLock, Inc. is proud to announce a strategic partnership with Yardarm Technologies, a pioneering force in connected weapon technology and a manufacturer of sensor hardware, which powers cutting-edge solutions for law enforcement agencies. Yardarm's innovative products empower law enforcement agencies by seamlessly capturing vital data, automatically triggering body-worn cameras during the deployment of both lethal and non-lethal weapons. Through this collaboration, LensLo

LensLock is excited to kick off a successful 2024 conference season. Stop by the LensLock booth to learn more!

At the recent IACP2023 conference in San Diego, LensLock had the privilege of sitting down with Chief of Police Conrad Pepperman from the Rockaway Borough Police Department in New Jersey for a brief conversation. For LensLock, this interaction was more than a conversation; it was a reaffirmation of our commitment to putting our customers first. Listening to Chief Pepperman's insights, both praises and suggestions for improvement, solidified our dedication to supporting first

Baraga County Sheriff's Office makes the switch from old and unreliable body-worn cameras to LensLock's law enforcement camera technology.

LensLock has partnered with Police1.com for a valuable law enforcement webinar on latest de-escalation research and training.

As a technology company serving public safety agencies nationwide, LensLock understands the critical role customer service plays in the successful rollout and continuous support of law enforcement camera solutions. Here are the top five reasons why customer service is essential when choosing an effective digital evidence management solution: Responsive Support: Law enforcement agencies depend on cameras to capture vital evidence during operations. In the event of technical

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Utah Police Officers Rescue Drowning Girl From Submerged Van LensLock police body camera and police 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

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 report

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 police 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 pol

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 now

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’