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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.

Parker City, IndianaPolice DepartmentSource published February 20, 2026

Reported configuration

  • Dual-camera in-car systems paired with body-worn cameras
  • Wireless activation readiness for coordinated recording
  • Additional 128GB ARSENAL CORE body-camera units
  • Agency-controlled evidence and program management

Operational takeaways

1

Integrated activation can reduce the risk that vehicle and body-camera recordings begin at different times.

2

A shared platform simplifies training, firmware support, and daily evidence handling.

3

Agencies should evaluate the full patrol workflow, not each camera as an isolated purchase.

Questions for a similar procurement

Use these questions to turn a public deployment example into requirements for your own agency.

  • Which vehicle events activate the in-car and body-worn cameras, and what exceptions are reported?
  • How are recordings from multiple cameras associated with the same incident or case?
  • Can supervisors identify missed activations, failed uploads, or devices that were not assigned correctly?
  • How can the agency add officers, vehicles, docks, and storage capacity later?

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