Public deployment evidence

Law-Enforcement Camera Deployments

These pages summarize publicly announced deployments of 10-8 Video body cameras, in-car systems, integrated patrol bundles, docking infrastructure, and local evidence storage. Each summary links to the original publication and the agency's official website.

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Deployments with body-worn video

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Deployments with in-car systems

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Published server-capacity example

May 13, 2025
Scottsboro, AL

Scottsboro Police Department

Body cameras + local evidence storage

A department-wide body-camera and local evidence-storage deployment built around 40 ARSENAL body cameras and a 50-terabyte ARSENAL server.

February 20, 2026
Parker City, IN

Parker City Police Department

Integrated in-car + body-worn video

An integrated patrol deployment combining dual-camera in-car systems with ARSENAL MK2 body-worn cameras and additional ARSENAL CORE units.

February 17, 2026
Deshler, OH

Deshler Police Department

Body-worn camera program

A body-worn camera program using ARSENAL CORE systems with MK2 cameras, agency-controlled management tools, and future in-car integration readiness.

February 27, 2026
Brundidge, AL

Brundidge Police Department

Body cameras + centralized docking

An expanded body-worn camera rollout built around eight ARSENAL CORE kits, an eight-bay dock, adaptable mounts, and full-shift battery support.

February 19, 2026
Lakeshire, MO

Lakeshire Police Department

Four-vehicle in-car video expansion

A four-vehicle in-car video deployment with multi-channel recording, low-light front cameras, infrared rear-seat coverage, wireless microphones, and automatic triggers.

March 9, 2026
Batesville, AR

Independence County Sheriff's Office

Sheriff fleet + body-camera integration

An integrated fleet and body-camera deployment using eleven ARSENAL CORE kits and four ARSENAL TITAN Patrol Bundles.

Use public proof correctly

A deployment announcement is a starting point, not the whole evaluation.

Procurement teams should still request current references, verify the exact configuration, inspect sample footage, test evidence workflows, and compare written lifecycle costs.

Source disclosure: The deployment announcements referenced here are sponsored Police1 press releases supplied by 10-8 Video. They are useful public records of announced purchases, but they are not independent product reviews or verified performance studies.

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