Motorola Solutions has been selected to supply 13,000 VB400 bodycams to Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service officers across England and Wales.
By capturing video and audio evidence, the system will help increase officer safety and increase trust and transparency for both staff and inmates. The VB400 bodycam offers high-quality video and audio capture and is equipped with an automatic pre-recording feature, helping to ensure that every interaction is recorded from start to finish.
When off-duty, agents return the cameras to their docks, which automatically upload and store the day’s footage into the VideoManager evidence management platform, providing an intuitive, seamless workflow. Bodycam’s lightweight and rugged design, wide-angle view and 12-hour battery life help corrections officers focus on their tasks while encouraging positive interaction and behavior between officers and inmates.
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“We are seeing a growing trend in the use of video security technology in prisons to help frontline staff carry out their roles safely and transparently,” said Fergus Mayne, Country Manager, UK and Ireland, Motorola Solutions. “The UK Government’s investment in bodycams for staff in all public sector prisons in England and Wales highlights the importance of this technology in maintaining security in all prison operations.”
Motorola Solutions has a strong track record of video security innovation with significant investments in the UK, including the company’s Innovation Center in Edinburgh, where advanced video technologies are designed and developed and trusted by public safety law enforcement agencies and organizations around the world.
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