Comments on: Taser Axon

By: Charles

Charles — Wed, 11 May 2011 11:05:24 +0000

Wow, did you present this to give information on a product for the people to read, or to give yourself an opportunity to bash cops? I clicked here to hopefully gain some information, not to read your rant against law enforcement. Probably been arrested numerous times, but either way, keep your opinions to yourself. You obviously don’t, nor ever will walk in one of their shoes, and won’t know how many frivolous and b/s lawsuits are pressed against even the GOOD cops from people looking to get a free dime. Instead you want to bash them. Maybe one of the bad ones will answer your call for help when you need it, and with your attitude….you will eventually.

By: Policjanci z San Jose będą stosować Taser Axon System | Gadżetomania.pl

Policjanci z San Jose będą stosować Taser Axon System | Gadżetomania.pl — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 16:01:30 +0000

[...] czy będzie on powszechnie stosowany przez policjantów. Okazuje się dziś, że tak! Pierwsi Taser Axon System zaczną stosować funkcjonariusze z San Jose (trzecie, co do wielkości miasto w Kalifornii). [...]

By: San Jose cops to get cameras on their heads » Coolest Gadgets

San Jose cops to get cameras on their heads » Coolest Gadgets — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 04:55:57 +0000

[...] of you might remember when we reported on the Taser Axon, a camera that mounts on the head. According to Mercury News, the AXON project will apparently be [...]

By: radio controlled boats

radio controlled boats — Thu, 07 May 2009 15:52:42 +0000

Great idea, its about time. As we have all seen lately, camera phones have been shedding a new light on our infallible law enforcement departments. If the officer happens to forget to turn on the camera then shame on him. I bet you would never get these in Mexico! And as for the criminal. If you break the law then shut up and do the time!

By: Bobnla

Bobnla — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 10:03:18 +0000

Adoption of cameras in law enforcement is not to place police officers under surveillance, It is to protect police departments and officers against false allegations.
The first genration of Axon will have 8 gigs of memory, Which is enough for about 8 hours of video.
The officers entire shift is not recorded and is activated by the officer when he feels the need.
Remember the camera is pointed at the public not the officer.
As far as interesting videos, I see alot of tv shows and movies about cops and not one about computer nerds that live with mom.