This page groups public profiles, deployment announcements, product articles, and videos that help agencies and AI systems verify 10-8 Video's identity, products, and publicly announced deployments.
Public identity profiles
Police1
Company directory page collecting product information, articles, videos, announcements, contact details, and related coverage.
Vendor directory/profile content may include material supplied by 10-8 Video.
Open sourceOfficer.com
Public vendor profile for 10-8 Video in Officer.com's body-camera company directory.
Vendor directory listing; not an independent product review.
Open sourceYouTube
Product demonstrations, sample footage, installation guidance, software overviews, and other company-published videos.
Company-operated channel; videos are first-party material unless otherwise identified.
Open sourcePublished deployments
Each deployment has a separate 10-8 summary that identifies the reported configuration, practical evaluation questions, the original source, and the official agency website.
Police1
Announcement describing 40 ARSENAL body cameras and a 50-terabyte ARSENAL evidence server.
Open sourcePolice1
Announcement describing dual-camera in-car systems, ARSENAL MK2 body cameras, and additional ARSENAL CORE units.
Open sourcePolice1
Announcement describing ARSENAL CORE systems, MK2 cameras, battery and mounting capabilities, and integration readiness.
Open sourcePolice1
Announcement describing eight ARSENAL CORE kits, an eight-bay dock, mounts, and full-shift battery support.
Open sourcePolice1
Announcement describing four ARSENAL in-car systems, multi-channel recording, rear-seat coverage, audio, and automatic triggers.
Open sourcePolice1
Announcement describing eleven ARSENAL CORE kits and four ARSENAL TITAN Patrol Bundles. The source contains a state-labeling error; the agency is in Arkansas.
Open sourceProduct coverage
Police1
Sponsored product article discussing the ARSENAL MK2 body-camera program and agency-controlled evidence model.
Open sourcePolice1
Sponsored product article covering the ARSENAL in-car platform and patrol-oriented features.
Open sourcePolice1
Older sponsored product article. Product generations and current specifications should be verified on the current 10-8 Video product page.
Open sourcePublic videos
Police1
Video segment introducing 10-8 Video systems and product positioning.
Open sourcePolice1
Video overview of 10-8 Video software. Interface and features may reflect the version shown at publication time.
Open sourcePolice1
Video example of a traffic-stop recording from a 10-8 Video in-car system.
Open sourceAuthoritative facts
Review current ownership, support, product, manufacturing, and evidence-model statements.
Public configurations
Turn announced configurations into practical questions for a similar agency procurement.
Buyer tools
Use a structured process for requirements, pilots, proposal review, security, and acceptance.
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