Simple arrows 2190 ← Leftwards Arrow   →20EA ◌⃪ combining leftwards arrow overlay 2191 ↑ Upwards Arrow   •IPA: egressive airflow 2192 → Rightwards Arrow   =z notation total function 2193 ↓ Downwards Arrow   •IPA: ingressive airflow   →1F8C0 🣀 leftwards arrow from downwards arrow 2194 ↔ Left Right Arrow   =z notation relation 2195 ↕ Up Down Arrow 2196 ↖ North West Arrow 2197 ↗ North East Arrow 2198 ↘ South East Arrow 2199 ↙ South West Arrow Arrows with modifications 219A ↚ Leftwards Arrow With Stroke   •negation of 2190 ←   ≡2190 ← 0338 ◌̸ 219B ↛ Rightwards Arrow With Stroke   •negation of 2192 →   ≡2192 → 0338 ◌̸ 219C ↜ Leftwards Wave Arrow   →2B3F ⬿ wave arrow pointing directly left 219D ↝ Rightwards Wave Arrow 219E ↞ Leftwards Two Headed Arrow   =fast cursor left   →2BEC ⯬ leftwards two-headed arrow with triangle arrowheads 219F ↟ Upwards Two Headed Arrow   =fast cursor up 21A0 ↠ Rightwards Two Headed Arrow   =z notation total surjection   =fast cursor right 21A1 ↡ Downwards Two Headed Arrow   =form feed   =fast cursor down 21A2 ↢ Leftwards Arrow With Tail 21A3 ↣ Rightwards Arrow With Tail   =z notation total injection 21A4 ↤ Leftwards Arrow From Bar 21A5 ↥ Upwards Arrow From Bar 21A6 ↦ Rightwards Arrow From Bar   =z notation maplet 21A7 ↧ Downwards Arrow From Bar   =depth symbol 21A8 ↨ Up Down Arrow With Base 21A9 ↩ Leftwards Arrow With Hook 21AA ↪ Rightwards Arrow With Hook 21AB ↫ Leftwards Arrow With Loop 21AC ↬ Rightwards Arrow With Loop 21AD ↭ Left Right Wave Arrow 21AE ↮ Left Right Arrow With Stroke   •negation of 2194 ↔   ≡2194 ↔ 0338 ◌̸ 21AF ↯ Downwards Zigzag Arrow   =electrolysis   →2B4D ⭍ downwards triangle-headed zigzag arrow Arrows with bent tips Other arrows with bent tips to complete this set can be found in the Miscellaneous Symbols and Arrows block. 21B0 ↰ Upwards Arrow With Tip Leftwards 21B1 ↱ Upwards Arrow With Tip Rightwards 21B2 ↲ Downwards Arrow With Tip Leftwards   →1FBB4 🮴 inverse downwards arrow with tip leftwards 21B3 ↳ Downwards Arrow With Tip Rightwards Keyboard symbols and circle arrows 21B4 ↴ Rightwards Arrow With Corner Downwards   =line feed 21B5 ↵ Downwards Arrow With Corner Leftwards   •may indicate a carriage return or new line   →23CE ⏎ return symbol 21B6 ↶ Anticlockwise Top Semicircle Arrow 21B7 ↷ Clockwise Top Semicircle Arrow 21B8 ↸ North West Arrow To Long Bar   =home 21B9 ↹ Leftwards Arrow To Bar Over Rightwards Arrow To Bar   =tab with shift tab   →2B7E ⭾ horizontal tab key 21BA ↺ Anticlockwise Open Circle Arrow 21BB ↻ Clockwise Open Circle Arrow Harpoons 21BC ↼ Leftwards Harpoon With Barb Upwards 21BD ↽ Leftwards Harpoon With Barb Downwards 21BE ↾ Upwards Harpoon With Barb Rightwards 21BF ↿ Upwards Harpoon With Barb Leftwards 21C0 ⇀ Rightwards Harpoon With Barb Upwards 21C1 ⇁ Rightwards Harpoon With Barb Downwards 21C2 ⇂ Downwards Harpoon With Barb Rightwards 21C3 ⇃ Downwards Harpoon With Barb Leftwards Paired arrows and harpoons 21C4 ⇄ Rightwards Arrow Over Leftwards Arrow 21C5 ⇅ Upwards Arrow Leftwards Of Downwards Arrow 21C6 ⇆ Leftwards Arrow Over Rightwards Arrow 21C7 ⇇ Leftwards Paired Arrows 21C8 ⇈ Upwards Paired Arrows 21C9 ⇉ Rightwards Paired Arrows 21CA ⇊ Downwards Paired Arrows 21CB ⇋ Leftwards Harpoon Over Rightwards Harpoon 21CC ⇌ Rightwards Harpoon Over Leftwards Harpoon Double arrows 21CD ⇍ Leftwards Double Arrow With Stroke   •negation of 21D0 ⇐   ≡21D0 ⇐ 0338 ◌̸ 21CE ⇎ Left Right Double Arrow With Stroke   •negation of 21D4 ⇔   ≡21D4 ⇔ 0338 ◌̸ 21CF ⇏ Rightwards Double Arrow With Stroke   •negation of 21D2 ⇒   ≡21D2 ⇒ 0338 ◌̸ 21D0 ⇐ Leftwards Double Arrow 21D1 ⇑ Upwards Double Arrow 21D2 ⇒ Rightwards Double Arrow 21D3 ⇓ Downwards Double Arrow 21D4 ⇔ Left Right Double Arrow 21D5 ⇕ Up Down Double Arrow 21D6 ⇖ North West Double Arrow 21D7 ⇗ North East Double Arrow 21D8 ⇘ South East Double Arrow 21D9 ⇙ South West Double Arrow Miscellaneous arrows and keyboard symbols 21DA ⇚ Leftwards Triple Arrow 21DB ⇛ Rightwards Triple Arrow 21DC ⇜ Leftwards Squiggle Arrow   →2B33 ⬳ long leftwards squiggle arrow 21DD ⇝ Rightwards Squiggle Arrow 21DE ⇞ Upwards Arrow With Double Stroke   =page up 21DF ⇟ Downwards Arrow With Double Stroke   =page down 21E0 ⇠ Leftwards Dashed Arrow 21E1 ⇡ Upwards Dashed Arrow 21E2 ⇢ Rightwards Dashed Arrow 21E3 ⇣ Downwards Dashed Arrow 21E4 ⇤ Leftwards Arrow To Bar   =leftward tab 21E5 ⇥ Rightwards Arrow To Bar   =rightward tab White arrows and keyboard symbols 21E6 ⇦ Leftwards White Arrow   →2B00 ⬀ north east white arrow 21E7 ⇧ Upwards White Arrow   =shift   =level 2 select (ISO 9995-7) 21E8 ⇨ Rightwards White Arrow   =group select (ISO 9995-7) 21E9 ⇩ Downwards White Arrow 21EA ⇪ Upwards White Arrow From Bar   =caps lock 21EB ⇫ Upwards White Arrow On Pedestal   =level 2 lock 21EC ⇬ Upwards White Arrow On Pedestal With Horizontal Bar   =capitals (caps) lock   →2BB8 ⮸ upwards white arrow from bar with horizontal bar 21ED ⇭ Upwards White Arrow On Pedestal With Vertical Bar   =numeric lock 21EE ⇮ Upwards White Double Arrow   =level 3 select 21EF ⇯ Upwards White Double Arrow On Pedestal   =level 3 lock 21F0 ⇰ Rightwards White Arrow From Wall   =group lock 21F1 ⇱ North West Arrow To Corner   =home 21F2 ⇲ South East Arrow To Corner   =end 21F3 ⇳ Up Down White Arrow   =scrolling   →2B04 ⬄ left right white arrow Miscellaneous arrows 21F4 ⇴ Right Arrow With Small Circle   →2B30 ⬰ left arrow with small circle 21F5 ⇵ Downwards Arrow Leftwards Of Upwards Arrow 21F6 ⇶ Three Rightwards Arrows   →2B31 ⬱ three leftwards arrows 21F7 ⇷ Leftwards Arrow With Vertical Stroke 21F8 ⇸ Rightwards Arrow With Vertical Stroke   =z notation partial function 21F9 ⇹ Left Right Arrow With Vertical Stroke   =z notation partial relation 21FA ⇺ Leftwards Arrow With Double Vertical Stroke 21FB ⇻ Rightwards Arrow With Double Vertical Stroke   =z notation finite function 21FC ⇼ Left Right Arrow With Double Vertical Stroke   =z notation finite relation 21FD ⇽ Leftwards Open-Headed Arrow 21FE ⇾ Rightwards Open-Headed Arrow 21FF ⇿ Left Right 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The world of law enforcement has changed quite a bit in the last 20 years or so. As technology becomes more ingrained in society, law enforcement officers must keep up. The result has been a surge in technologies like police car cameras, police body cameras, high-tech squad cars, and other new devices that keep both officers and citizens safe. To give you a little taste of how technology has advanced for police, only 11% of state police and highway patrol vehicles had in vehicle camera systems in 2000. Now, almost 72% of all state patrol vehicles utilize this technology. Here’s a look at what that technology can actually do for police and for the public. Triggers Because police car cameras are hardwired into a vehicle’s electrical systems, they’re able to activate based on triggers that are programmed into them. For example, if a police officer turns their emergency lights and siren on, a police car camera could automatically start recording the situation. This would be classified as a trigger, or something that prompts the camera system to turn on and begin recording. However, that’s not the case for every dash camera. In many instances, an officer still needs to manually activate the camera, as a trigger may not be able to turn it on automatically. In Case You Missed It: Far Outweighing The Cost: How Everyone Benefits From Police Body Cameras Battery Life Most police vehicle cameras are integrated into a car to the point that they don’t have any battery limits. This means that ideally, a police vehicle camera will be running constantly, providing updates and evidence on any given situation. Some cameras are even set to turn on as soon as a car is started. This ensures that whether someone remembers to activate a camera or not, every incident inside and out of the car is recorded. Objective Account A body camera is helpful in that it shows a police officer’s point of view. But keeping that in mind, it means there’s no way to see what an officer is doing unless there are other officers on the scene. This is where police car recordings come into play. For a truly objective account of what happened during a particular incident, it’s important to pay attention to the footage a dashboard camera captures. These cameras provide automatic digital evidence collection, better protecting officers both in the streets and in the courts. Don’t discount the importance of dashboard cameras in police vehicles. These little devices are changing the way police work is performed, keeping both citizens and officers safe in the 21st century. Read More: Benefits Of Police Body Cameras Seen In Detroit The 10-8 HD4 Police Dash Camera System Building on the unsurpassed reliability of our previous 3 generations of systems, the HD4 Police Dash Camera System offers Full HD recording for even greater clarity and detail! Learn more » The 10-8 BCS Body Camera With cameras everywhere today, it’s becoming critical for Law Enforcement to have the ability to record their civilian encounters. Learn more »

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Building on the unsurpassed reliability of our previous 3 generations of systems, the HD4 Police Dash Camera System offers Full HD recording for even greater clarity and detail!

With cameras everywhere today, it’s becoming critical for Law Enforcement to have the ability to record their civilian encounters.