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    Default Body cam recommendations?

    Shit's definitely getting real. The New Mexico shooting has me thinking about getting a body cam. This should be a must now for anyone going to Gettysburg or a 2A rally or anywhere near "protesters". Can anyone recommend a decent, reasonably-priced camera?

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    Default Re: Body cam recommendations?

    Man, I just googled the price of an Axon.... $400! Interested to see what you find.

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    Default Re: Body cam recommendations?

    Make sure you find one with a quick erase button. Bodycams can incriminate you too. A lot of cops aren't charged till the bodycam or other video evidence is leaked

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    Default Re: Body cam recommendations?

    Quote Originally Posted by Delkal View Post
    Make sure you find one with a quick erase button. Bodycams can incriminate you too. A lot of cops aren't charged till the bodycam or other video evidence is leaked
    Given he is a constable, he may have to deal with the issue of spoliation of evidence:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spoliation_of_evidence

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    Default Re: Body cam recommendations?

    This is a really good question. I was looking into them as well before we went to Harrisburg for the rally for this very reason. I found Amazon has a bunch of "cheaper" ones but I'm sure they're all garbage, unless someone has actual experience with any.
    -Brandon


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    Default Re: Body cam recommendations?

    Quote Originally Posted by Delkal View Post
    Make sure you find one with a quick erase button. Bodycams can incriminate you too. A lot of cops aren't charged till the bodycam or other video evidence is leaked

    Until the Police find a way to recover it. Then you catch another charge for tampering with evidence. Its a double edged sword, isn't it?
    Aggies Coach Really ??? Take off the tin foil bro.

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    Default Re: Body cam recommendations?

    Quote Originally Posted by Delkal View Post
    Make sure you find one with a quick erase button. Bodycams can incriminate you too. A lot of cops aren't charged till the bodycam or other video evidence is leaked
    Bad attitude. Use it as motivation to stay safe and legal.

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    Default Re: Body cam recommendations?

    How can you have any cookies if you don't drink your milk?

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    Default Re: Body cam recommendations?

    I have a Mobius camera that I used for IDPA and AutoX. It has a lot of settings, but isn't the most user friendly to setup. It works pretty well for that sort of stuff, but the battery life is probably 1.5 hours. That's good enough for my uses but not if you want it on continuously. You would have to hit the on/off button when you think an event could start/end.

    I'd imagine that anything with a long battery time and good durability (waterproof etc) will be a bit pricey. If you use it as part of your job, then you could deduct it on taxes.

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    Default Re: Body cam recommendations?

    Never would I pay that. Sheesh isn*t go pro in the game these days?

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