In car video for law enforcement in rural communities

Abstract

Rural communities in Alaska face technical challenges in law enforcement every day. Over recent and past years, rural communities specifically have faced challenges with obtaining in-car video systems. There are numerous best practices that are research projects done by the Department of Justice and other scholarly resources to support this claim. In this project, a need feasibility and application for Alaska law enforcement and the benefits of in-car video systems for dash cams and transport/in car camera systems will be discussed. Any opposing views or challenges will also be discussed. This researcher will look at a logical argument for the claim of in car video systems, some best practices are that are used today in relation to in-car video systems, and I will explore the literature that are related to organization change in order to accomplish this goal in the Nome Police Department and similar agencies.