WOLFCOM has just launched the WOLFCOM 3rd Eye Body Camera Version 1.5 police and military body-worn camera. The 1.5 version will now have two-user password protection, which means that an administrator will have complete control over how the body cameras are used and can set user permissions and access. Admin can also decide whether or not officers can playback, delete, download files, or change settings. With the 1.5 version, user settings can be made so that an officer can/can’t download, delete or playback files. The admin can also choose if an officer can change any settings themselves or if they need the admin’s approval. With the Wolfcom 3rd Eye version 1.5, every option is configurable.

Glenn County Sheriff’s Department, in California, has purchased 45 WOLFCOM 3rd Eye police body cameras. They are just one of many departments utilizing the newest technology and equipping their officers with police body cameras, proving police body cameras have become an important asset for law enforcement agencies. The benefits, shown by actual practice, are becoming more and more clear as the data comes in.

In late July of 2013, the Marquette Police Department received a grant for body cameras. After researching and testing many devices, they’ve determined that the Wolfcom 3rd Eye was the camera that best suited their department and purchased 15 WOLFCOM 3rd Eye Police Body Cameras to outfit their patrol officers.

Fremont Street Experience is the heart of downtown Las Vegas and one of the busiest areas filled with tourists, street performers and music blaring, providing action 24 hours a day. With all the alcohol flowing and never-ending party, it’s easy to see why the Fremont Street Experience Security team values the WOLFCOM 3rd Eye Body Cameras.