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7/21/15 2:43:01 PM -- Schaumburg, IL, U.S.A --
Motorola technical staff member Steven Tine talks about Motorola's back end command center environment, which gathers information to enable law enforcement to track an event unfolding in real time.

In the aftermath of high-profile police incidents in Ferguson, Baltimore and elsewhere, the demand for body cameras skyrocketed throughout the country. While many departments are still trying to get up-to-speed with wearing cameras, high-tech companies are already gearing up for the next innovations in high-tech police gadgetry.

The Schaumburg, Ill.-based Motorola is testing a series of new gadgets that they intend to market to police department that they say will help the departments become more transparent, improve their investigative abilities and keep officers safer.

-- Photo by Alyssa L Schukar, Freelance

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7/21/15 2:43:01 PM -- Schaumburg, IL, U.S.A -- <br /> Motorola technical staff member Steven Tine talks about Motorola's back end command center environment, which gathers information to enable law enforcement to track an event unfolding in real time.<br /> <br /> In the aftermath of high-profile police incidents in Ferguson, Baltimore and elsewhere, the demand for body cameras skyrocketed throughout the country. While many departments are still trying to get up-to-speed with wearing cameras, high-tech companies are already gearing up for the next innovations in high-tech police gadgetry. <br /> <br /> The Schaumburg, Ill.-based Motorola is testing a series of new gadgets that they intend to market to police department that they say will help the departments become more transparent, improve their investigative abilities and keep officers safer.<br /> <br /> -- Photo by Alyssa L Schukar, Freelance
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