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Following a successful training and deployment, the Arkansas City Police Department announced that the agency’s commissioned officers are now equipped with Coreforce, Inc.’s patented Eos by Coreforce™ body-worn camera technology. The technologies facilitate policy-based, high-speed data collection to deliver instant, clear, and secure intelligence to support increased transparency and accountability between the Arkansas City Police Department and the community.

Town of Hamburg police announced there is no footage of last week’s altercation that led to a woman being shot and killed by an officer, sparking a conversation about ‘where are their body cameras?’

The Yazoo City Police Department is the latest Mississippi law enforcement agency to incorporate high tech equipment. Officers now wearing the Pileum body cameras, which can record their movements on patrol...

Yardarm Technologies, Inc., and Coreforce, announced today the jointly developed solution to allow Yardarm Holster Aware sensors to automatically activate the Coreforce BodyWorn Camera System upon weapon unholstering. This solution will be demonstrated at the BodyWorn booth (3537)...

No law enforcement agency wants to be involved in an officer-involved shooting, but unfortunately, such incidents happen hundreds of times each year. Not only is there physical injury or death to the victim, there are emotional and psychological wounds to the families, communities and ...

The Quincy Police Department will go from 58 to 75 body cameras for all officers, following approval by the City Council at Monday night’s meeting. Aldermen approved a five-year lease extension with BodyWorn by Coreforce Associates of Decatur, Ga., for body and in-car cameras.