Are you maximizing thevalue of your body-worncamera program?1

1 “Almost All Police Departments Plan to Use Body Cameras.”Governing.com GOVERNING, 2 June 2016.

95% of large police departments either have committedto using body cameras or are already using them.1

1 “Almost All Police Departments Plan to Use Body Cameras.” Governing.com GOVERNING, 2 June 2016.

Some major citiesexpect to have

more than 1, 2

body cams in useby their officers.

1 “Chicago police soon to wear more body cams thanksto grants.” Policeone.com. Policeone.com, 11 April 2016.

2 “NYPD Ready to Hit Record on Body Camera PilotProgram.” Ny1.com. Time Warner Cable News NY 1, 1 June 2016.

450

If all body cameras record for just three hours per day,1,that equals 1,350 hours offootage per day!

1 “Chicago police soon to wear more body cams thanksto grants.” Policeone.com. Policeone.com, 11 April 2016.

Much of thisfootage will needto be redacted before public viewing for security reasons.

This will take time.Lots of time.

Plus, countless hours ofwasted time poring overvideo footage that offersno leads, no evidence,no breaks in the case.

Until now, all this has been necessary to find the key pieces of evidence that will make the difference.

Information requests. Security.Compliance.

It’s a lot to tackle.

What if you had a tool to make videoretrieval and redaction easy?

There’s a new way to work.Learn more about video analytics for body-worn cameras at

http://ibm.co/lawenforcement