DigitalPatroller
DigitalPatrollerĀ® In-Car Video System
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Integrian's DigitalPatroller is the "Officer's Choice", having deployed in more police vehicles nationwide than any other product in its category. Beginning in 1987 with ultra-rugged systems for NASCAR, DigitalPatroller has continued as the pioneer in digital video technology, and remains the most popular choice today among police departments all across the country.

What makes DigitalPatroller the best in-car video system for law enforcement?
- Automatic upgrades allow the system to grow with new technology
- Several secure data transfer options available: wired, wireless or removable storage blade
- Offers full functionality with or without an in-car laptop; compatible with any Windows-based PC
- Cars can be configured individually to meet diverse needs
- Local service and support
- Live remote viewing shares critical information with command staff
- Quick, easy installation -- integrates with existing equipment
Download Brochure
Contains information on the in-car video system including the camera, wireless microphone, LCD monitor and DVR. Also highlights data storage and retrieval capabilities.
Alabama State Contract information
New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine Calls for In-Car Video
A committee on racial profiling appointed by Gov. Jon Corzine wants municipal police cruisers outfitted with dashboard cameras and officers to keep detailed records of motor vehicle stops to protect minority drivers on local roads, according to two members of the panel . . .
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Informative Q&A on in-car cameras, video storage options and more
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