In-Car Digital Video Systems

In-Car Digital Video

The Mobile Digital Video (MDV) System is a complete mobile video management solution designed for the specific challenges within Public Safety environments.

MDV is available in two configurations Learn more »

Tethered to an on-board computer or laptop
Standalone

Hardware

Mobile Digital Video Recorder (MDVR), front and rear compact video cameras, wireless microphone system, optional bullet camera for license plate reads. Learn more »

Software

Web-based, touch screen-friendly software interface supported by the most comprehensive server-side software on the market today. Learn more »

Key Features

Live streaming video to any secure location
Real-time mapping that be integrated with incident playback
Highly configurable to fit agencies' specific needs
Continuous or incident-triggered video and audio capture
Integrated license plate recognition (LPR). Learn more »

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Top Reasons Why In-Car Video Cameras Are a Smart Investment

Avoid paying millions in lawsuits for unsubstantiated claims due to a lack of police in-car video systems
Helps prove probable cause for search and seizure, often leading to drug money forfeiture
82% of drunk driving offenders plead no contest, saving the department time and money from not attending court
In 93% of incidents where a complaint is filed against an officer with a police car video system, the officer is exonerated
If an officer is incapacitated or worse, the video may be the only witness to the crime by capturing the license plate and possibly the face(s) of the perpetrator
Improves officer training as officers' stops are reviewed and critiqued
Violence against officers decreases as offenders are reluctant to assault officers or become belligerent while on camera
97% reduction in filed complaints against officers when civilians are informed they are being taped by a mobile police video system