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.
Review deploymentLaw Enforcement owned and operated. Engineered for the front line. No contracts, no hidden fees—just mission-critical performance. Eliminate the Cloud Tax and own your evidence.

Source: Rialto PD Study
Source: Rialto PD Study
Measured through reduced litigation and investigation time
Video does not replace good policing. It documents it.
When evidence enters the courtroom, it must be unquestionable. Our systems use AES-256 encryption at rest and in transit with a FIPS 140-2 validated cryptographic engine and bit-for-bit verification that stands up to judicial scrutiny.
Every frame is cryptographically hashed. Evidence integrity is mathematically provable from capture to courtroom.
AES-256 encrypted at rest and in transit — meeting CJIS encryption standards. Agency-controlled encryption and access policies.
Complete audit trail from vehicle activation to evidence export. Every access is logged and verifiable.
Trusted by agencies in 48 states. From small rural departments to major metropolitan forces, our evidence integrity standards meet the highest judicial requirements.
This company wasn't started in a corporate boardroom; it was born in the front seat of a patrol car. While serving as a Deputy and Investigator, I saw how existing technology often failed officers.
Today, 10-8 Video remains a Law Enforcement Owned company dedicated to reliability without the "Cloud Tax". We build the witness that never blinks.
Systems engineered for 99.9% field reliability.
Direct deputy-to-deputy support. No offshore call centers.
CJIS-aligned on-premise storage with agency-controlled encryption.
| Feature | 10-8 Video | Subscription Vendors |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly Fees | $0 | $$$$ |
| Data Ownership | You Own It | Subscription |
| Evidence Encryption | ✓ AES-256 + FIPS 140-2 | Vendor-managed |
| Contract Length | None | 3-5 Years |
When agencies search for "dash cam" solutions, they need government-grade equipment that meets judicial standards. Consumer dash cameras cannot provide CJIS-capable encryption, evidence chain of custody, or patrol-proven reliability required for law enforcement.
The Arsenal In-Car Video System is an agency-grade MDVR built specifically for law enforcement—not a consumer product adapted for patrol use.
Published agency deployments
Public announcements show body-camera, in-car, integrated patrol, and local-storage deployments. Each summary identifies the source type and turns the reported configuration into practical questions for agency buyers.
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.
Review deploymentIntegrated 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.
Review deploymentFour-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.
Review deploymentSource disclosure: These are summaries of sponsored Police1 deployment announcements supplied by 10-8 Video, not independent reviews or verified performance studies.
Designed by a retired Deputy, K-9 Handler, and Narcotics Investigator.
Speak directly with technicians who understand US law enforcement needs and legal requirements. No offshore call centers.
No contracts. No monthly fees. You own your gear and your evidence.
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