Utility's Coffee Talk

Dave Hofmann, Chief of police at Lawrence Police Department in Indiana, discusses the unintended benefits of implementing a body camera program. He shares how BWCs have improved investigative processes and capture exciting utterances on domestic disturbance calls. Chief Hofmann shares best practices on when to record, and shares experiences from being aired live on A&E's Live PD, and makes a mention of his "recliner command center" where he can check in on things in the middle of the night from the comfort of his living room.

Jill Lees, the Chief of police at Indiana University--Bloomington discusses the importance of campus safety, and how she is able to provide leadership, direction and oversee all the law enforcement functions on campus. Jill also shares her testimony with partnering with Utility and real-life examples of how Utility's solutions have helped keep students and faculty safe on campus.

Utility's CTO, Simon Araya, discusses the direction of our technology and how it is driven by close relationships with our agency partners and users. We work with our customers to build the solutions they need to address their video evidence capture, storage, and management pain points.

Bill McAuliffe, the Director of Professional Services at Lexipol, shares the relationship between policy and body cameras. The information and scenarios to consider when crafting the best body camera and video evidence policy for an agency. Additionally, McAuliffe explains how policies create the foundation for all operations in public safety agencies.

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Deputy Chief Kendale Adams of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department chats with Host, Jason Dombkowski on IMPD's implementation of a body camera program. Their agency's applications of Utility's solutions and on-the-field examples of using BodyWorn's features beyond the capability of video recording.

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