Axon Enterprise
Axon Enterprise Inc is building a public safety operating system by integrating a suite of hardware devices and cloud software solutions. The company's suite includes cloud-hosted digital evidence management solutions, productivity and real-time operations software, body cameras, in-car cameras, TASER energy devices, drones and robotic security, and training solutions. The company's operation comprises of two operating segments, Software and Sensors, and TASER. The company generates the majority of its revenue from the Software and Sensors segment, which is engaged in developing, manufacturing, and selling fully integrated hardware and cloud-based software solutions that enable law enforcement to capture, securely store, manage, share, and analyze video and other digital evidence.www.axon.com
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Sep 13, 2026
MichaelAUDIENCE
And Jay's right.
MichaelAUDIENCE
One of the things we touched on was Syracuse got rid of their flock cameras, but they replaced them all with Axon Ubiquia things, and they're partnering together to –
BonnieHOST
Oh, partnering together to – did we lose you?
MichaelAUDIENCE
Oh, yeah.
Liz FarrellHOST
David, will you read the rest?
DavidCORRESPONDENT
Allen Jones also failed to upload evidence from the investigation into evidence.com. Jones personally instructed Shel Neil Tomasi not to take the tablet observed in Boyd's truck into evidence, but instead to leave the device in Boyd's truck so that it would ultimately be returned to Boyd.
DavidCORRESPONDENT
Jones falsely told forensic investigator Ken Marcus that the downloads from Boyd's and Williams' phones would be analyzed by SLED and made the representations so that the downloads would not be analyzed by Horry County personnel.
Liz FarrellHOST
Like we said in part one, we will continue to talk about the details of this much deserved reckoning of a lawsuit and its chances of surviving in federal court.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
And Microsoft especially wants to get in on the action because Microsoft is actually, you know, in my mind and not only in my mind, but it's really the most important kind of vendor for carceral power in the United States.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
Companies like Palantir and Axon, which are super important, like get a lot of press, flock right now.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
But really, it's Microsoft that provides most of the infrastructures that, you know, that many of these systems run on, like everybody's using Azure, right? Just like how at our university, right, we're using Azure, you know, and so Microsoft is a big partner.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
And so they get in and they, you know, want to be involved in the decarceration process, because there's a lot of money there.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
Without the town support, none of this would be possible.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
Continuing with the front page of the Kenton Bee for September 3, Town switches existing flock cameras to Axon.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
The Town of Tonawanda will switch its 12 existing automated license plate reader cameras from flock to Axon beginning January 1, 2027, following the expiration of the Town's current contract.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
Town Supervisor John Flynn emphasized that the change will not result in additional cameras being installed or any cameras being removed.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
The 12 cameras currently operating throughout the town have been in place for approximately four years.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
Switching to Exxon saves the town some money, which is beneficial to the town, Flynn said.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
Flynn also said he is familiar with Exxon and its products from his previous experience as Erie County District Attorney.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
Axon is widely used by law enforcement agencies for body cameras and evidence management.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
Because Microsoft is actually, you know, in my mind, and not only in my mind, but it's really the most important kind of vendor for carceral power in the United States.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
Companies like Palantir and Axon, which are super important, like get a lot of press flock right now.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
But really, it's Microsoft that provides most of the infrastructures that many of these systems run on.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
Everybody's using Azure, just like how at our university, we're using Azure.
Joshua ScannellGUEST
And Microsoft especially wants to get in on the action because Microsoft is actually, you know, in my mind and not only in my mind, but it's really the most important kind of vendor for carceral power in the United States.
Joshua ScannellGUEST
Companies like Palantir and Axon, which are super important, like get a lot of press flock right now.
Joshua ScannellGUEST
But really, it's Microsoft that provides most of the infrastructures that, you know, that many of these systems run on, like everybody's using Azure, right? Just like how at our university, right, we're using Azure, you know, and so Microsoft is a big partner.
Joshua ScannellGUEST
And so they get in and they, you know, want to be involved in the decarceration process, because there's a lot of money there.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
Because Microsoft is actually, you know, in my mind, and not only my mind, but it's really the most important kind of vendor for carceral power in the United States.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
Companies like Palantir and Axon, which are super important, like get a lot of press flock right now.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
But really, it's Microsoft that provides most of the infrastructures that many of these systems run on.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
Everybody's using Azure, just like how at our university, we're using Azure.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
And Microsoft especially wants to get in on the action because Microsoft is actually, you know, in my mind and not only in my mind, but it's really the most important kind of vendor for carceral power in the United States.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
Companies like Palantir and Axon, which are super important, like get a lot of press flock right now.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
But really, it's Microsoft that provides most of the infrastructures that, you know, that many of these systems run on.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
Like everybody's using Azure, right? Just like how at our university, right? We're using Azure, you know, and so Microsoft is a big partner.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
And Microsoft especially wants to get in on the action because Microsoft is actually, you know, in my mind and not only in my mind, but it's really the most important kind of vendor for carceral power in the United States.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
Companies like Palantir and Axon, which are super important, like get a lot of press flock right now.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
But really, it's Microsoft that provides most of the infrastructures that many of these systems run on.
R. Joshua ScannellGUEST
Like everybody's using Azure, right? Just like how at our university, we're using Azure.
Justin FreakinHOST
He is showing his support for flock surveillance cameras.
speaker_47VOICE_ACTOR
Doom took over Axon Enterprise, contractors Seattle police surveillance cameras, and now Doom will be watching you through the so-called real-time crime center cameras, ensuring that no citizen shall live without knowing Doom's secure iron hand.
speaker_47VOICE_ACTOR
Your continued cooperation through expanding Doom's surveillance network is required.
speaker_47VOICE_ACTOR
Silence, Kettle.
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