The nonprofit highlighted the dangers of the tech in a white paper, following news that police departments in California are ...

Body-worn cameras are now a standard part of the Syracuse Police Department uniform. The department uses Axon’s equipment and ...

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today announced that cash distribution leader Loomis US is equipping vehicle armored service technicians with Axon Body 4 cameras as part of their continued effort to improve safety and transparency.

All uniformed officers wear the cameras. The NYPD pulled 2,000 Axon AB2 body-worn cameras offline for inspection in 2021 after a cop at the 34th Precinct in Inwood, Manhattan, noticed smoke coming ...

City officials last week voted in favor of a $738,610.94 purchasing agreement between the city and Axon Enterprises related to body-worn and dash-mounted cameras.

Baird analyst William Power raised the firm’s price target on Axon (AXON) to $800 from $600 and keeps an Outperform rating on the shares. The firm met with management and not surprisingly ...

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Body-worn camera footage released Thursday evening shows the moment an Akron police officer shot and killed 15-year-old Jazmir Tucker on Nov. 28, Thanksgiving night. In total, the city released three ...

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Per his Axon body camera,Officer J. Perez approached a man later identified as Gerald Pickney. “You’re not in trouble. Come here,” Perez said. “Where’s the gun?” He implored Pickney ...