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Here are five compelling reasons why we see more and more departments implementing cloud-based Digital Evidence Management tools.

The Narragansett Police Department officially launched its body-worn camera program.Thirty-one patrol officers and supervisors have been outfitted with body-worn cameras, which are embedded in their uniform to prevent them from detaching, and have received training on how the devices operate and function, according to Corrigan.

This week's Behind the Badge features Christopher Kim, Police Lieutenant (Rtd.) and current Law Enforcement Trainor at Coreforce. Prior to joining the Coreforce team, Christopher began his career with the U.S. Army as a military police then later joined the Dekalb County Police Department...

In recent years, body-worn cameras have become increasingly prevalent within the law enforcement community. And while camera hardware itself represents an important development in modern policing, it is the less heralded tech ecosystem around it that is transforming what departments can deliver for officers and citizens alike...

Coreforce today announced results for the first quarter of 2023, including $31 million in contract bookings, future contracted revenue backlog level in excess of $175 million and a 16.8% operating income margin...

The Jamestown Police Department has a five-year contract with Coreforce for its BodyWorn equipment in the amount of $205,000. The contract includes body cameras for all uniformed patrol staff, in-vehicle cameras for all marked vehicles and one in-car license plate reader and includescomplete equipment replacement every 37 months, equipment damage replacement and backend/evidence software, Edinger said.