Mike Burridge, the Executive Director of Public Safety at L-3 Mobile-Vision, Inc. recently spoke with Doug Wylie, the Senior editor at Policeone.com, about the latest issues and advancements relating to in-car video.

Tech Q&A: Chief Mike Burridge (ret.) of L-3 Communications
By PoliceOne Senior Editor Doug Wyllie
Chief Mike Burridge (ret), a 26-year Law Enforcement veteran, is Executive Director for Public Safety at L-3 Communications Mobile-Vision. Chief Burridge served 22 years with the Santa Barbara County.

Bedford, Massachusetts PD Keeps Commitment to Community

Bedford, Massachusetts keeps Commitment to Community and Personnel with Leading-Edge In-Car Video Technology

Hamilton County Sheriff, Indiana

Facing Stringent Budgeting Scrutiny, Meticulous Cost-Benefit Analysis by Indiana’s Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office Proves Value of L-3 Mobile-Vision Digital Video

The In-Car Camera:
Value and Impact 

By Lonnie J. Westphal, Chief (Retired), Colorado State Patrol, Denver, Colorado

Dickinson County Sheriff, Kansas

Sheriffs Department’s Side-by-Side Comparison Proved L-3 In-Car Video Solution to be Robust, Reliable, Fast, and Easy to Use

When Wilmington Police Department was founded in 1847, it was housed in the basement of City Hall, and it was manned by a single officer