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These paired offerings — body cameras for police and cloud storage — have transformed policing in recent years, adding a new level of transparency and accountability but also raising questions about privacy and who has the right to view those videos.

When Micah Johnson went on a deadly shooting rampage in Dallas last week, body cameras worn by police officers were rolling, capturing at least 170 hours of video of the mayhem.

That footage is now stored on a sophisticated cloud computing system that lets police manage digital evidence and hosts more hours of video than Netflix has available to stream.

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Until recently a one-note provider of electrical weapons, Taser has swiftly cornered the market for body cameras and related software, making it one of the most important suppliers of technology to law enforcement today.

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Behind the scenes, one company is at the center of it all: Taser International. Best known for making Taser stun guns, it controls about three-quarters of the body camera business in the United States.

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Its Axon body cameras are worn by officers in dozens of big cities including Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Washington and, yes, Dallas. And using computing power from Microsoft and Amazon, Taser runs Evidence.com, the site that lets police host and manage body camera video.

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The Body-Worn Camera Policy & Implementation Program to Support Law Enforcement Agencies, is a great opportunity for Axis customers to harden and enhance their security apparatus. Namely, state and local law enforcement seeking funds for more body worn cameras.

The Body-Worn Camera Policy & Implementation Program has closed for FY 2024. This grant is an annual appropriation and we anticipate it to open again in Spring 2025.

This program provides state and local governments with critical funding to help reduce existing gaps in services that enhance violent crime prevention and supports a range of programs, including law enforcement, crime laboratories and forensics, prosecution, public defense, courts, corrections and community corrections, reentry, behavioral health, justice system-involved youth, and crime victim and witness initiatives. Grant funding can be used to provide state-of-the-art technology for law enforcement initiatives.