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With just 15 officers and no prior body camera program, Western Kentucky University Police deployed Coreforce BodyWorn cameras with CAD-activated recording and DEMS, cutting complaint investigation time by 40% and reducing complaints significantly while keeping officer workload low.

Facing staffing challenges while serving a community of 58,000, Bowie PD deployed Coreforce BodyWorn and DEMS to build a reliable capture-to-evidence workflow that accelerated investigations, strengthened accountability, and boosted resident confidence in their officers.

Valparaiso Police Department went from relying solely on written reports to deploying Coreforce BodyWorn, In-Car Video, and DEMS, giving officers, supervisors, and prosecutors synchronized, multi-angle documentation that holds up in court and resolves complaints faster.

Evansville Police Department used Coreforce BodyWorn cameras and Digital Evidence Management to give command staff immediate access to footage during critical incidents, enabling faster verification, stronger officer defensibility, and more confident public communication.

Purdue University Police used Coreforce BodyWorn cameras and Digital Evidence Management to bring consistency and confidence to leadership review of sensitive incidents, including mental health calls, ultimately helping support a county-level CIT Officer of the Year award through NAMI.

With only 18 officers covering a large community, Sealy PD used Coreforce Mobile ALPR to intercept a hot-listed commercial vehicle — recovering $250,000 in stolen industrial materials and advancing a $1M+ multi-jurisdiction cargo theft case.

Western Kentucky University (WKU) Police serves a busy campus environment with a lean team of approximately 15 officers. Like many campus agences, WU Police operates under growing expectations for transparency, professionalism, and fast documentation. The department needed these Improvements without adding end-of-shift administrative work.