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Body camera

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Nov 6, 2026

Rob McMillanCORRESPONDENT
10:13
However, they're just glad someone from the community stepped in to help.
Rob McMillanCORRESPONDENT
10:18
Bodycam video showing Corona police arresting a sex offender who they say tried to use a cell phone to secretly record someone inside a dressing room.
Rob McMillanCORRESPONDENT
10:26
But what makes this arrest unique is that they had to hitch a ride with a Good Samaritan driving a truck just to catch up with the suspect.
speaker_16SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:34
Pulling over, stopping, helping those officers, letting them jump in the car.
speaker_0NARRATOR
21:03
Evidence.com alone climbed from $30 million in 2010 to a $130 million cloud business by 2019, which was more money than the company made selling cartridges or any single Taser model.
speaker_0NARRATOR
21:19
Body Camera surged from a $4 million business in 2015 to a $44 million business by 2019, and at this point, the greater software and sensors market was making as much money as the overall Taser business.
speaker_0NARRATOR
21:33
While product improvements and direction were integral, these strong results would not have been possible without an improved go-to-market strategy.
speaker_0NARRATOR
21:40
At this point, Axon had over a decade of experience selling to agencies to understand all the dynamics and variables needed to close a deal.
speaker_0NARRATOR
22:05
Scrutiny of police has only intensified to record levels in this decade, with the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and many more.
speaker_0NARRATOR
22:13
Political pressure for police reform has followed, with municipalities, lawmakers, and police chiefs now all being held under the microscope to bring greater transparency and oversight through technology.
speaker_0NARRATOR
22:24
Sales of body cameras have doubled from $57 million in 2020 to over $124 million by 2022.
speaker_0NARRATOR
22:28
Evidence.com has doubled from a $176 million software business in 2020 to $371 million in 2022 with no advertising required.
Andrew JanzGUEST
9:16
Sure.
Andrew JanzGUEST
9:16
You know, for transparency's sake, I wish that we could release the body camera.
Andrew JanzGUEST
9:21
I think it would explain a lot about what the police officer was doing.
Andrew JanzGUEST
9:25
I think it would vindicate what he was doing and what he saw that night.
Andrew JanzGUEST
9:33
So in situations like this where an arrest has been made, And the statute of limitations has not run.
Andrew JanzGUEST
9:39
I know that Chief Castro has said that the investigation is over.
Andrew JanzGUEST
9:42
But I just need to be consistent on these cases, right? And so the reporters, the media are asking for the body camera footage.
Andrew JanzGUEST
9:50
We don't release these through a PRA request until the statute of limitations has run, which is going to be one year.
Tony DokoupilHOST
9:14
Here's CBS's Tom Hanson.
Tom HansonCORRESPONDENT
9:16
Bodycam video shows the moment 50-year-old Irene Miller was taken into custody as she was getting off a plane.
Tom HansonCORRESPONDENT
9:23
She's charged with multiple counts of child neglect after police say she left her four children home alone in Florida while she went to Las Vegas for a five-day work trip.
Tom HansonCORRESPONDENT
9:32
The oldest child is 14, the youngest just nine.
Buster KirbyGUEST
6:51
I said, Keith sent me a fucking video here.
Buster KirbyGUEST
6:54
Put it on and it's his body cam of the night before.
Buster KirbyGUEST
6:58
And you see him drive up a driveway and he parks.
Buster KirbyGUEST
7:02
and you see him grab his CB radio, and you hear everything.
Buster KirbyGUEST
7:05
It's his proper body cam.
Buster KirbyGUEST
7:07
And he goes, such and such, such and such, arrived on scene.
Buster KirbyGUEST
7:11
He was doing like a welfare check.
T. J. HolmesHOST
13:39
However...
T. J. HolmesHOST
13:40
Bodycam video shows the mother telling police, quote, they're mad at my son because he actually plays soccer.
T. J. HolmesHOST
13:47
They're literally kicking out of this place because he's good at soccer.
T. J. HolmesHOST
13:51
Robes, you've seen this video.
T.J. HolmesHOST
13:58
However...
T.J. HolmesHOST
14:00
Bodycam video shows the mother telling police, quote, they're mad at my son because he actually plays soccer.
T.J. HolmesHOST
14:06
They're literally kicking out of this place because he's good at soccer.
T.J. HolmesHOST
14:10
Robes, you've seen this video.

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