DigitalPatroller3 is a complete solution for capturing and managing video evidence. The in-car video recording system combined with powerful Web-based video management software gives agencies total command of their video evidence, from first contact in the field all the way to presentation of the evidence in court.

Results:

• Fewer frivolous lawsuits
• Minimizes resources needed to manage video evidence
• Lower operational impact and less out-of-service time for vehicles
• Reduced court time for officers
• Greater community support and awareness

Agencies across the country rely on DigitalPatroller to enhance department operations, both in the field and in the courtroom. Evidence management, risk mitigation and policy management are key drivers for many agencies.

Evidence Management

Capturing video and related data is only the first step. DigitalPatroller allows instant retrieval by multiple search parameters and easy remote Web access to all video records. Incidents and car-stops are easily classified by name, driver’s license, plate number, age, gender, race, disposition, ticket number and so on.

Risk Mitigation

93% of police misconduct cases result in exoneration when video evidence is available.*

Accusations – even unfounded – of racial profiling and police misconduct can cost agencies millions of dollars annually in court fees. Much of this risk can be mitigated up front by the presence of in-car camera systems. Compensatory costs can also be minimized through improved officer safety.

*According to IACP/COPS Technology Technical Assistance Program

Policy Management

Implementing, tracking and updating department policies usually means vehicle downtime and use of valuable resources. DigitalPatroller is built smart to help automate many aspects of administration. Vehicles automatically update as they dock. When firmware updates or new features are released, they can be pushed out globally to the entire fleet, making asset management more efficient than ever. Triggers can also be re-set remotely, such as auto-record when the department’s speed policy is violated.