Opening of Proposals - SBPD Body Camera In Car Video Cameras-Axon Part 1

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South Bend Police Department SBPD Body Camera/ In Car Video Camera Project Skin Blurring The skin bluffing feature allows you to select the level of skin blurring. During processing, tile redaction algorithm searches for skin tones throughout the video and blurs them to the selected level. Like other redaction options, skin blurring can be used with the full-length video evidence file. Evidence.com never alters the original video evidence file when you create a clip or a redaction. Sharing There are several options for sharing evidence with interested parties. Intra-agency sharing of evidence is designed to share from an officer to a superior. When an officer wishes to share the video, they simply select the share option adjacent to their video, and then enter the First or last name, or the badge number of their superior. By default, users or patrol officers are limited to this feature, Inter -agency Sharing Collaborating with another Evidence.com agency makes sharing evidence with that agency as simple as if they were part of your own agency, while still maintaining the agency's data security. The collaboration function is focused on the inter -agency aspect of sharing. 13. The system provides an ability to simultaneously play back two or more selected videos from the Body camera and In -Car Video sources associated with an incident. Multi -camera playback allows videos that were recorded by different cameras (in the same location and time) to be played back together in Evidence.com, allowing users to view an incident from multiple vantage points. Up to four videos can be viewed at the same time. During video recording, cameras will note when other Axon cameras are recording in the same vicinity and add that information to the video file. When videos are uploaded to Evidence.com, that information is included in the upload so that the multicam, playback option can be utilized. 14. The system stores all video, audio, and metadata in a CJIS compliant secure cloud -based storage and video, audio, and metadata are automatically uploaded to secure CJIS compliant vault storage wirclessly, without the use of peripheral docking or wired offload devices. Evidence.com was designed and is operated to ensure that it is compliant with the FBI CJIS Security Policy. Evidence.com uses strong encryption to protect evidence data in transit and at rest. CJIS compliant cryptography has been implemented for Evidence.com (FIPS 140-2 validated for data in transit and AES-256 of NSA's Suite B for data at rest),