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Hytera Brings Body Worn Camera to A New Level - Vimarsana News

Hytera Brings Body Worn Camera to A New Level

Hytera Brings Body Worn Camera to A New Level Monday, May 24, 2021 6:00PM IST (12:30PM GMT) Wider and Clearer View for More Facts   Dubai, United Arab Emirates:   Hytera, as a world leading provider of professional communications technologies and solutions, brings body worn cameras (BWC) to a new level with innovative hardware and software design, convergence with push-to-talk technology, and integration with control room solution.   The Hytera VM780 Body Worn Camera (Photo: Business Wire) Hytera has full series of 4G or LTE body...

Queens DA Says Cop Accused Of Kneeling On Man's Neck Didn't Violate Chokehold Ban - Vimarsana News

Queens DA Says Cop Accused Of Kneeling On Man's Neck Didn't Violate Chokehold Ban

Queens DA Says Cop Accused Of Kneeling On Man’s Neck Didn’t Violate Chokehold Ban arrow Bodycam footage of Officer Thomas Montario putting handcuffs on Sircarlyle Arnold. Queens District Attorney's Office The NYPD officer who was captured on video appearing to kneel on a Black man's neck during a January arrest in Queens will not be prosecuted, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz said Friday. In a statement, Katz did not name the officer but the Queens Eagle identified the man as Officer Thomas Montario of the 113th Precinct. Montario was part of a group of res...

BPD officer indicted for second degree assault charge, misconduct in office - Vimarsana News

BPD officer indicted for second degree assault charge, misconduct in office

Updated: 11:55 PM EST Dec 30, 2020 Jenny Fulginiti Digital Editor A Baltimore police officer has been indicted with second-degree assault and misconduct in office stemming from an incident involving a man who refused to wear a facemask inside of a Shoppers Supermarket in April.Last week, a Baltimore City grand jury returned the two-count indictment against Baltimore Police Department Officer Andre Maurice Pringle for offenses that occurred on April 19 in the City of Baltimore. Pringle faces up to up to 10 years in prison for the assault charge. There is no statuto...

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