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Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department: Body-worn Cameras

Utility brand body worn camera affixed to an officer's uniform, looking like a button
BodyWorn by Utility is a semi-concealed body-worn camera.
Credit: Laredo Police Department
Agency Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department
Location Indianapolis, IN
Technology Body-worn Cameras
Vendor Utility

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police first piloted a body-worn camera program in 2014 and now uses BodyWorn body-worn cameras for 1,100 officers.

Links
Government Information (Indianapolis Government website)
News article (IndyStar)
Policy (Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department)

More about this technology

Many law enforcement agencies require officers to attach body-worn cameras to their chests or shoulders to capture interactions with suspects and the public. Some cameras stream live and can be combined with face recognition technology.

Utility brand body worn camera affixed to an officer's uniform, looking like a button
BodyWorn by Utility is a semi-concealed body-worn camera.
Credit: Laredo Police Department