Xeni
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I was looking for an in-dash video system for my car(s) so that I can record my driving and any stops I might have to deal with when I came across the following article. It's not bad and cuts to the chase about gunmen in victim zones and I figured I'd share it since pro-LEO comments are few and far between at times.
http://www.policeone.com/police-products/firearms/articles/1647480/
Granted the article is more about having officers carry concealed while off-duty but it does give a nod to citizen carriers and how they've stopped or prevented crime.
Now, having said that. Anyone know of a sub $1K in-car video system that I can buy? I'd prefer to not use a webcam or a camcorder if at all possible -- something nice and professional. I'm not looking for anything fancy in terms of a radar system or GPS link but obviously the more bang for the buck -- would be awesome.
If the link above has been posted already somewhere, I appologize.
-Xeni
I was looking for an in-dash video system for my car(s) so that I can record my driving and any stops I might have to deal with when I came across the following article. It's not bad and cuts to the chase about gunmen in victim zones and I figured I'd share it since pro-LEO comments are few and far between at times.
http://www.policeone.com/police-products/firearms/articles/1647480/
Granted the article is more about having officers carry concealed while off-duty but it does give a nod to citizen carriers and how they've stopped or prevented crime.
Now, having said that. Anyone know of a sub $1K in-car video system that I can buy? I'd prefer to not use a webcam or a camcorder if at all possible -- something nice and professional. I'm not looking for anything fancy in terms of a radar system or GPS link but obviously the more bang for the buck -- would be awesome.
If the link above has been posted already somewhere, I appologize.
-Xeni