Police Department In-Car Video Systems Directive

What is the main purpose of in-car video systems as stated in the text?

What action can be taken by supervisors if members fail to use in-car video systems properly?

What consequences can Department members face if they do not comply with the in-car video systems directive?

Who has the authority to review the digitally recorded data from vehicles equipped with in-car video systems?

What is the stated expectation of privacy for Department members regarding incidents recorded by in-car video systems?

How can in-car video systems limit civil liabilities according to the text?

What will trigger the automatic engagement of audio and video recording in the in-car video system?

Who is responsible for making hardware modifications and repairs to the in-car video system?

What is the minimum retention period for digitally recorded data created by the in-car video systems?

Who establishes the retention, viewing, and duplication procedures for the digitally recorded data?

What must Department members do at the conclusion of an incident involving the in-car video system regardless of how it was activated?

Under what conditions are minor infractions and deviations from policy observed through digitally recorded data not subject to disciplinary process?

Who is responsible for establishing a training program related to the use of in-car video systems?

What does 'uniformed' mean as per the directive?

'Enforcement stop' as per the directive includes actions related to:

In which of the following circumstances are Department members lawfully permitted to audibly and visually record individuals without their consent?

What type of incidents are automatically stored indefinitely by the in-car video system?

Which rank of Uniformed Department members is required to activate the in-car video system to record the entire incident for all enforcement stops?

Under what circumstances can a Department member activate the in-car camera video system for non-law enforcement activities?

Which type of incidents will be automatically stored for 90 days by the in-car video system?

When can a Department member equipped with an in-car video system deactivate the system?

Under what circumstances can Department members continue or resume recording a victim or witness?

What is the responsibility of Department members regarding deactivating their in-car video system before providing an oral response to public safety investigations involving firearms discharge and officer-involved death incidents?

When can a member verbally justify deactivating the in-car video system prior to the conclusion of an incident?

Under what circumstances are Department members required to notify their immediate supervisor when deactivating the in-car camera?

What conduct is prohibited when it comes to activating in-car video systems?

What is a commander's responsibility regarding vehicles equipped with in-car video systems?

"What is considered as the conclusion of a law-enforcement-related activity when it comes to deactivating the in-car video system?"

What is the first procedure that department members assigned to a vehicle equipped with an in-car video system must follow at the beginning of a tour of duty?

How should each department member equipped with a wireless microphone/audio recorder verify the system is operational?

What action should be taken if the in-car video system is inoperable at any time during the tour of duty?

When should department members manually stop recording and select 'START OF TOUR' as the event type?

How should department members annotate all reports prepared for an event that has been recorded by the in-car video system?

What information should be entered by department members after an incident has been recorded using the post-event pop-up menu?

During traffic duties, what should be done if a wireless microphone/audio recorder is damaged or missing?

What should be done if a department member is unable to use the post-event pop-up menu to mark an incident as being held for evidence?

What is required for both members assigned to a two-officer unit regarding logging into the in-car video system?

What should department members do to ensure proper recording when activating emergency roof lights before patrol duties?

What is the responsibility of Department members regarding in-car video systems when responding to officer-involved death investigations?

What action should supervisors take after incidents involving firearms discharge or officer-involved death?

What is the purpose of conducting weekly physical inspections of in-car video systems?

When should Department members stop audibly and visually recording during certain incidents involving firearms discharge or officer-involved death?

What should be done with the wireless microphone/audio recorder after incidents involving firearms discharge or officer-involved death?

What is the role of supervisors regarding digitally recorded data after incidents involving firearms discharge or officer-involved death?

What is the purpose of obtaining a PQuip ticket number when digitally recorded data is downloaded to land-based terminals?

When should a supervisor view in-car video system recordings according to the provided text?

What is the responsibility of district station supervisors if an in-car video system malfunctions during the tour?

What must be documented on the Supervisor's Management Log or Watch Incident Log if any actions are taken as a result of an in-car video system malfunction?

When should district watch operations lieutenants review a randomly selected in-car video system recording on their respective watch?

What is the responsibility of district watch operations lieutenants regarding the reviewing of in-car video system recordings?

Why should a supervisor request an extended hold on digitally recorded data?

What should district station supervisors enter in the Watch Incident Log if vehicles with in-car video systems are deployed but not operational during the watch?

When should district station supervisors record in the 'Video Information Box' of the Watch Incident Log?

What is the procedure to be followed if the in-car video system memory is running low?

What action should be taken if the in-car video system was turned off or deactivated?

What is the final step a member must take at the conclusion of a tour of duty in relation to the in-car video system?

What does a supervisor need to verify before Department members end their tours of duty?

When should an investigation be initiated regarding damaged, missing, or lost equipment?

What corrective action should be taken if Department members fail to use the in-car video systems?

What is essential to do if a member is unable to use the in-car video system due to technical problems?

If a member observes less than 30 minutes of recording time available, what action should be taken?

What should supervisors do if they notice any item affixed to the screen of an in-car video system?