City management's small black box -- law enforcement recorder
Release Time:
2019-06-05
Recently, a small, phone-sized "black box" worn by urban management enforcement officers has piqued public curiosity. This "black box", officially known as a "law enforcement recorder", is a portable device with video recording, photo taking, and audio recording capabilities. Its purpose is to facilitate evidence collection during law enforcement activities and to provide oversight of officers' conduct. The device is now widely used by urban management teams. To monitor urban management officers during enforcement actions, promote civilized law enforcement, and avoid disputes with merchants due to lack of evidence, officers are equipped with "law enforcement recorders." According to enforcement officers, these multifunctional recorders combine video, photo, audio, and intercom functions in a device smaller than a typical mobile phone. Resembling a walkie-talkie in appearance, officers can easily clip them onto their epaulets during patrols. The recorder features a 3600-megapixel camera on the front with an ultra-wide angle lens, providing clear recordings of enforcement activities. The back has an LCD screen. Officers simply press a button to automatically start recording, which can continuously record for 18 hours, capturing detailed records of daily enforcement activities. Furthermore, the urban management law enforcement recorder is waterproof, allowing for normal operation even in inclement weather such as heavy rain. "Equipping officers with law enforcement recorders enhances their rapid response and on-site handling capabilities, enabling quick dispatch and management," said a relevant official. "It will also serve as a tool to transform law enforcement concepts, strengthen internal management, allow for random checks of recordings, supervise officers' implementation of the 'four-step approach to civilized law enforcement,' further standardize enforcement behavior, and improve the image of urban management."
Recently, a small, cell phone-sized "black box" worn by urban management enforcement officers has piqued public curiosity. Enforcement recorder It is a portable device with various functions such as video recording, photography, and audio recording, designed to meet the daily needs of law enforcement officers in evidence collection and to supervise their conduct. This device is now widely used among urban management teams.


In order to supervise urban management officers during enforcement, promote civilized law enforcement, and avoid disputes with merchants without evidence, officers are equipped with a " Enforcement recorder " multi-functional law enforcement recorder It integrates various functions such as video recording, photography, audio recording, and intercom, and is smaller than an ordinary mobile phone. It looks similar to a walkie-talkie and can be clipped onto the epaulets for easy use during daily patrols. Enforcement recorder It has a 36-megapixel camera on the front with an ultra-wide angle, clearly restoring the scene of law enforcement. The back is a liquid crystal display screen. During daily management, officers only need to press a button to automatically take photos and videos, which can continuously record for 18 hours, clearly recording the details of daily management. Enforcement recorder 的按钮就会自动拍摄,可连续录像18个小时,能够清晰记录执法人员日常管理的详细过程。
In addition, Urban Management Enforcement recorder also has a waterproof function, allowing for normal evidence collection even in bad weather such as heavy rain. "With this equipment, Enforcement recorder it can improve the rapid response and on-site handling capabilities of law enforcement officers, enabling rapid dispatch and management," said a relevant personnel. "It will also be used Enforcement recorder as a tool to change law enforcement concepts, strengthen internal management, conduct random checks of law enforcement records, supervise team members in implementing the "four steps of civilized law enforcement," further standardize law enforcement behavior, and enhance the image of urban management."
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