Sharing Camera Footage With Police

October 25, 20261 min readBy PinGallery
Sharing Camera Footage With Police
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Clear footage can help police investigate thefts, vandalism, and other crimes.

Export the clip in its original format, note the date and time, and keep a copy. Provide the footage through the method requested by the investigating agency.

Pin Tip

Make sure your camera clock is accurate so timestamps are reliable.

Stay Within the Law

Use cameras to protect your own property, never to record places where people expect privacy such as bathrooms or bedrooms of others. Recording laws vary, and audio recording carries extra rules. When in doubt, speak with an attorney before installing or using any surveillance system.

Professional Help

For investigations, licensed professionals know how to gather evidence lawfully. Ohio Security & Investigations, a licensed Ohio agency, can be reached at (888) 341-6960 for confidential consultations.

Quick Reminder

Review who has access to your camera app and recordings at least a few times a year.

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