2025 Annual Report_Updated 2 - Flipbook - Page 21
CAMERAS
CBRPD deploys 29 body-worn cameras (BWC) and 17 in-car video systems. These are
essential tools for law enforcement offering the following benefits: increased transparency and
accountability, decreased complaints against officers, improved community-police relations,
enhanced situational awareness, training opportunities, reduced liability, and evidence integrity.
BWC and In-Car Video
Total Active Cameras
50
Total Cases
6, 224
Average Upload/Day
63
Uploaded from Vehicle
11,571
Uploaded from BWC
11,221
Activation
The in-car video systems are automatically activated to record
when the vehicle’s lights or sirens are activated.
The body-worn cameras are activated manually by officers during:
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Traffic stops
Arrests
Searches
Interviews
Calls for Service
The camera systems have the capability of redacting by-standers
inadvertently captured on video.
LPRs
CBRPD has been at the
forefront of video
technology instituting
body-worn cameras in
2015. The first BWCs
were WatchGuard just as
they were being
introduced to law
enforcement. The
department now deploys
LensLock cameras.
Using 4th generation
cameras includes the
latest technology for realtime, high-definition video
with long battery life.
We have two License Plate Readers (LPRs) mounted on police vehicles. These are
high speed, camera-based systems that automatically scan and capture thousands of
plates per minute. License plates are compared against a
