[mikebo]

Evidence.com - Seattle

At Evidence.com we build technology for law enforcement that is dramatically changing the way police agencies operate. We created the Axon wearable camera system, and its accompanying cloud service Evidence.com, to record video from an officer's perspective and document exactly what occurred during each interaction with the public. We're already managing petabytes of digital evidence for law enforcement agencies, but there is an opportunity to have a much bigger impact on law enforcement with technology. Everything from wearable biometric devices, to predictive policing with big data, to better mobile devices and software for officers to use in the field.

Our tight-knit software team is based in Seattle, and is made up of engineers with a variety of backgrounds at companies like Facebook, Microsoft, and small startups.

[samstave]

Made this comment when I first heard of your service, and would like to know your company's perspective:

Any evidence you capture via this method should be immediately and freely available to any person involved in the incident with the police. If the cops pull me over for anything - I should have immediate access to all their recorded raw footage.

If your company is against this, then I have a very fundamental problem with the trustworthiness of your company.

Also - if any cop is wearing your equipment - then any person they interact with should have the reciprocal right to record the interaction as well.

What is Evidence.com's official stance on this?