WATERLOO, IA- The Black Hawk County Iowa Sheriff’s Office recently purchased 34 WOLFCOM VISION Police Body Cameras. The purchase also included 3 docking stations, 3 covert POV Cameras, 4-hour battery packs and Evidence Management Solution by WOLFCOM software.

DILLINGHAM, AK- The Dillingham Alaska Police Department recently ordered a total of 8 WOLFCOM Vision Police Body Cameras.

“It is good to hear that so many police officers appreciate the WOLFCOM Vision Body Camera. We designed the Vision to be small and durable because police equipment needs to be reliable. The Dillingham Police Department learned this through their experience with some of the low-quality body cameras on the market. We designed our VISION to be reliable, durable and easy to use. We are happy that this department chose to order and use the WOLFCOM VISION,” said WOLFCOM Founder Peter Austin Onruang.

In May of this year, Whitestown Police Department in Indiana purchased WOLFCOM 3rd Eye Body Cameras for all 26 patrol officers in their department.

Chief Dennis Anderson told WishTV 8 that “Agencies that have instituted these, who’ve had problems of cases where officers had resistors, those numbers have dropped dramatically,” He goes on to say that “They can capture things the camera sees, that sometimes the human eye doesn’t see,” Chief Anderson said. “It allows us again to have a permanent record of those events.”

Police departments across the country have implemented or plan to implement body cameras. These devices have clear advantages over using just in-car camera systems. Besides recording incidents from a better angle because it’s always closer to what’s happening, body cameras will also record more details. If that’s not enough, some body cameras have optional in-car mount accessories that allow them to be used as dash cameras.