Jax49
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Not working for me.
Me either. The one I linked is live. Not showing helicopter feed now...
Not working for me.
I thought there was a curfew tonight. Came hoping that all is quiet.
I guess my question is was he aiming the gun at the officer?
The chief said he has reviewed the body-camera footage of the incident and said it shows Mr. Smith holding a gun. The footage hasn’t been publicly released.
“The individual did turn toward the officer with a firearm in his hand,” Chief Flynn said, adding that the officer who shot Mr. Smith “certainly appeared to be within lawful bounds.”
I heard about this but did not follow. My thinking was he was armed - so did not think it would riot. Is there something about the inident wherein it is beleived the guy was not armed?
I have serious concerns about LE in this nation - but what is the reason this one ignited all this?
Was it because he was fleeing but did not do anything but run - shot in the back, or did the deceased threaten the officer with his gun
quick fill in anyone??
Regarding the body cam--can anyone offer a reason they would be designed to not record audio for the first 30 seconds?
That just seems wrong...what am I missing?
Pre-Record
In the past, Pre-Record was needed to compensate for poor battery life. Pre-Record basically recorded the first 30 seconds of video before a recorder was activated. However, there are 2 downfalls to Pre-Record.
1. Only Video is recorded and not Audio.
2. In a realistic situation that quickly turns bad, an officer will think about self preservation first before thinking about activating his recorder. He'll most likely draw his weapon, his pepper spray, baton, or stun device first. In some instances an officer may be fighting for his life. By the time this stressful situation is under control, several minutes would have passed before he will even think about activating his recorder. By that time, the first 30 seconds of the recording is useless.
We've done way with the old Pre-Record Problem by replacing it with the OTR (One Touch Record) Switch, 6 to 12 hour battery life, 7 days stand by time, and 32 GB of Memory that will record and store 17 hours worth of audio and video. Now an Officer can activate his Wolfcom 3rd Eye recorder as soon as he exits his vehicle and leave it on for the entire duration of the incident and turn it off when he is back in his vehicle. Instead of worrying about battery life and worrying about choosing the right moment to begin recording video, He can now concentrate on what matters most.
Hi !
I find the most insulting part of the body cam sham thing is they can turn them off. There is no need for that function- seems as if it defeats the whole purpose moo
what possible "reason" would there be for a "need" to turn it off if you are doing your job as a pro??
TY- so the body cam is really not going to do much, if it comes out to show something other than what they are reporting however.....................
is the basic consensus here (new to story) that LE is, this time, telling the truth??
Bathroom breaks...
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