For geeks, small head-mounted cameras streaming to iPhones seem like cool, sci-fi inspired gadgetry. For cops, they may be the best way to record incidents, avoid lawsuits, and stay one step ahead of ...

"The body-worn camera footage in question contains sensitive material that, if released publicly, could compromise ...

The LAPD could be the first top police department to outfit every officer with Taser’s Axon body-mounted camera. A St. Louis County grand jury’s decision Monday not to indict a police officer in ...

TASER International Inc.’s TASR subsidiary, Axon has received an order for 250 Axon Body 2 cameras and 393 TASER X26P Smart Weapons to El Paso County Sheriff's Office (“EPSO”). The order includes a ...

“The big challenge with HD video has been the significant increase in cost of storage – typically 5x the cost of standard definition,” said Rick Smith, CEO and Founder of TASER. “Because of the scale ...

The LAPD has selected Taser brand body-worn cameras for future use after a 90-day testing phase. Many associate the Taser brand name with the stuns gun used by hundreds of police departments across ...

SCOTTSDALE, Arizona - Public outrage was immediate after police in Miami used a Taser stun gun to shock a 6-year-old last year in an elementary school office. Police said the Taser was used because ...

Baltimore city officials have settled on a body camera they would like police officers to wear. But it’s not a done deal yet. The choice announced at a press conference Tuesday will lead the Board of ...

In this photo taken Thursday, Feb. 19, 2015, Rick Smith, chief executive officer and founder of Taser International, center, talks with Brant Garrick left, and Kenny Park of the Vallejo Police ...

It's been a little more than a week now since TASER stock went on its tear. Sadly for TASER shareholders, this stock has already come full circle. Taser's Axon Body and Flex Cameras. Image source: ...

Santa Clara County leaders promised full transparency when they approved the deployment of Tasers in the jails. Now sheriff’s deputies are using them — and county leaders don’t want the public to see ...