A G4S guard was attacked while delivering money to a bank in Twickenham. Two men stole the money and escaped on foot. Could using a body worn video have helped prevent or solve the crime?

Sussex Police have been using the RS2 for three months and are so pleased with the results that the cameras will be used by all officers involved in Operation Cranberry, a domestic abuse initiative that will run over the Christmas holidays.

There have been many articles recently discussing how US privacy laws apply to body worn cameras. Now it looks like laws may begin to change as body worn cameras are widely adopted. What could this mean for the future of body worn cameras?

Scoop reports that a Police Surveillance law has been passed in New Zealand. Until recently covert surveillance was illegal in New Zealand, but with this new bill being passed, Police can temporarily film.

Since Sussex's recent purchase of Reveal Media's cameras there has been an extreme rise in use during patrols. 

 Chelsea & Westminster Hospital has reported that a trial of body worn cameras resulted in a 60% reduction in verbal abuse and 29% reduction in incidents of agression.

Hayward Heath Police force has been tweeting about Reveal Media's cameras. They are reassuring the public that our cameras are being used by officers to record public offence acts.

ABC7 reports that BART Police, California, are testing several body worn cameras after the public has accused them of unneccessary shootings.

 We are offering free demonstrations of the RS3-SX in California this month. Book an appointment to learn more about the benefits of the RS3-SX system.

Abal Security bought Reveal Media's body worn cameras earlier this month. They will be used at Oceana nightclub in Kingston.

 Reveal Media announces the launch of the RS3-SX body worn camera evidence system. Comprising an all in one, weatherproof, full high definition video recorder with articulated camera and integrated evidence management software, RS3-SX is truly a next generation body worn camera system.

Fulton Police Department, MA, hopes to purchase body cameras for police patrols in order to better document officers' work. They also hope that using digital recordings  with save time in court.

Locals and police officers praise RS2 body worn cameras for making Alvaston and Boulton a safer place. The cameras are currently being worn by police officers on patrol to prevent anti-social behaviour.

Reveal Media is pleased to announce it will be attending the National Summit on Mobile Video Technology in America this year. It is expanding its reach to the US and looks forward to making friends in US law enforcement agencies and the emergency services.

Lakeway Police force in the USA has been testing Body Worn Cameras. US Police forces have primarily been using Headcams, but it looks like wearing police video cameras on the body is a growing trend.

Vigilance Security magazine has featured an article about the battle between Head Cams and Body Cams. The article was written by Reveal Media's very own Marketing director, Claire Rogers.

 GMP Oldham has bought sixteen RS2 units to send out to the whole division.

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The BBC has reported that attacks on parking wardens are still decreasing since Leeds City Council bought Reveal Media’s CARMACAM last year.

Sixteen of Reveal Media’s body worn video products have been bought in South Africa. After two weeks there has been a 100% improvement in professionalism and behaviour towards staff.

Reveal Media will be exhibiting in stand A22 at the Home Office Scientific Development Branch exhibition 2011. Products will be available to try and staff will be there to answer any questions.

Reveal Media Ltd is pleased to announce its support for the Lone Worker Safety 2011 Conference and Exhibition in May. It will be exhibiting alongside four other top UK safety providers for lone workers.

Our body worn cameras will help police take part in an operation to fight alcohol-fuelled crime and educated underage drinkers.

Civil enforcement officers in Fareham are now using 'body cameras' while on patrol. Staff will switch on the Camera when they want to record evidence of abuse by a member of the public.