
Learning Resources

September 17, 2021
Coffee Talk
Unintended Benefits Of A Body Camera Program
Chief Dave Hofmann, City of Lawrence, IN Police Department discusses the unintended benefits of implementing a body camera program. He shares how BWCs have improved investigative processes and capture exciting utterances on domestic disturbance calls. Chief Hofmann shares best practices on when to record, and…
Coreforce
Law Enforcement

August 20, 2021
Coffee Talk
Protecting A University Campus
Chief Jill Lees, Indiana University (Bloomington) discusses the importance of campus safety, and how she is able to provide leadership, direction and oversee all the law enforcement functions on campus. Jill also shares her testimony by partnering with Coreforce and real-life examples of how Coreforce's…
Coreforce
Law Enforcement
Campus Safety
Education & Campus Security

August 20, 2021
Media Coverage
Share BWC Policy and Technology Considerations
As you think about your career in law enforcement, there may be some questions on your mind regarding doing your job efficiently and effectively. What current role does technology play in law enforcement? How do we answer community calls for accountability and transparency?
Coreforce
BODYWORN™
Body Cameras
Body Camera Policy
EOS by Coreforce™

August 17, 2021
Blog
Coreforce Blog: Behind The Badge (Mark Osborn)
Our team doesn't just talk the talk; they’ve walked the walk. This blog post is a continuation of 'Behind The Team,' a blog series interviewing Coreforce's Business Manager team and...
Behind the Badge
Coreforce
Law Enforcement
EOS by Coreforce™
Officer Down Alerting

August 4, 2021
Media Coverage
Best practices for implementing a body-worn camera program:
The need for law enforcement to have evidence of police and citizen encounters has become increasingly important, especially amid calls for police reform and the increase of civil unrest over the past year...
Coreforce
BODYWORN™
Body Cameras
Body Camera Policy
EOS by Coreforce™

June 9, 2026
Case Study
WKU Police Cuts Investigation Time 40%
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.
Chief of Police
Body Camera Policy
Behind the Badge

