Chelsea and Westminster Hospital is an Acute Trust who are using body cameras on both security and nursing staff to help reduce violence and aggression in the Trust. By reducing violence and aggression the staff find themselves in a better position to be able to support and care for patients and their families.
Read MoreKey workers across the UK are using body cameras to help reduce violence and aggression on the front line. By reducing violence and aggression key workers find themselves in a better position to be able to support and care for the community and society as a whole.
Read MoreThe Police Federation of England and Wales represent about 120,000 rank and file officers from constable to chief inspector across 43 police forces. John Apter, National Chair of the Federation, spoke to us about the hugely positive difference the technology has made to policing in the United Kingdom.
Read MoreAchilleus Security Limited offer security, stewarding & crowd management services in London and across the country. The majority of their work is made up of sporting events and concerts where they can deploy up to 600 shifts a week across their 240 officers. We spoke to Managing Director Mario Garcia about some of the challenges they face in their industry, and how body cameras are making a difference.
Read MoreWe spoke to the Carl Best, Security manager at Incentive Security, and his team to see how Reveal body cameras were making a difference.
Read MoreSue Brady is acting CCTV and Parking Enforcement Manager for the London Borough of Merton, and oversees a team of 36 Civil Enforcement Officers (parking wardens) who have been equipped with Reveal body cameras for their protection, as well as to gather evidence in the event of an incident taking place to help with prosecutions.
Read MoreBarnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust have received the Surveillance Camera Commissioner’s third party certification mark for their use of Reveal body worn cameras and CCTV. We spoke to Head of Business Security, Mike Lees about how body cameras and the accreditation are making a difference to the hospital.
Read MoreIn an anonymised* report Reveal spoke to a UK professional football Police Officer, who marshals at inter-city matches, about the role of body cameras in curbing commotion at football matches.
Read MoreMichael Groenewaldt of Darebin City Council, Australia, spoke to Reveal about the impact of body worn video on the safety and well being of staff.
Read MoreAlex Rhodes is a Station Manager in Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service, they are currently piloting Reveal body cameras. Alex is the body worn video lead, and we caught up with him to learn more about the project.
Read MoreOperation Hyperion was a pioneering initiative between Reveal, Hampshire Constabulary and the University of Portsmouth, which evaluated the impact of issuing all police officers on the Isle of Wight (IoW), UK, with body cameras. Beginning on 1st July 2013, this first of its kind study was based mainly on a series of measures in the year prior to the cameras being issued compared to the same measures in the year after issue, with some impressive results.
Read MoreCity of Clare, MI, police Department have been using Reveal body cameras for over a year now. We caught up with Officer John Pedjac to find out how things are going.
Read MoreThe Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham trialled Reveal RS1 and RS3 body worn video cameras, using 3 incidents for illustration, led by Head of Security Andrew Clark.
Read MoreOldham council share their experience of using Reveal body worn video cameras.
Read MoreOthello is head of the security team at the Hard Rock Café in Gothenburg, Sweden, and has found body worn video vital to his work.
Read MoreColin Green is the security manager of Southern Railway who, when first looked at the introduction of body cameras, managed a team of Rail Neighbourhood Officers operating on trains and stations in the south of England. Colin is looking into the feasibility of purchasing more Reveal body cameras in the future to make the equipment personal issue.
Read MoreRamin Amiri is employed by prestigious security company City Protection Group (CPG) as head of security at an electronic store in Sweden by day, and by night is a bouncer at a popular weekend night club. He uses two types of Reveal camera in his work, and finds them both to be very useful in gathering evidence - and particularly in deterring.
Read MoreClare is a small city in the US state of Michigan. The Police Department there has been trialling Reveal RS1-SX body cameras and Digital Evidence Management Software (DEMS) since January 2014. It’s been going very well.
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