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Policy 450 Pleasanton Police Department Pleasanton PD Policy Manual Body Worn Camera Systems 450.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE This policy provides guidelines for the implementation of audio and video recording of field activity through the use of Body Worn Camera Systems (BWCS), by members of the Department while in the performance of their official law enforcement duties. The primary use of BWCS is intended to assist and enhance the mission of the Department by providing documentary evidence for use in criminal investigations, prosecutions, internal or administrative personnel investigations, civil claims and litigation, and any other evidentiary-based hearings in which the Pleasanton Police Department members are called upon to provide evidence and/or testimony regarding events that occurred during the course and scope of their law enforcement duties. 450.2 POLICY The Pleasanton Police Department will issue BWCs to Community Service Officers, Animal Service Officers, Reserve Officers, Regular full-time Sworn Officers, Sergeants, Lieutenants, Captains, andthe PoliceChief to useduring the performance of their duties. This policy is intended to provide users with guidance on when and how to use BWCs so that users may accurately and reliably record their contacts with the public. 450.3 DEFINITIONS Axon Capture –A mobile device application that sends digital evidence to Evidence.com from the field. Axon Capture uses smartphone capabilities to import photo, video, and audio recordings directly into Evidence.com. Axon Performance -Automates body-worn camera policy reviews by authorized agency users. Axon Respond -Supports live video streaming from the Body 3 camera and map-based location tracking via Evidence.com. Axon Signal Technology -Activates Axon cameras within 30 feet and initiates a BWC recording through Bluetooth technology. Signal in Taser 7 - Activates cameras when Taser 7 is armed, trigger is pulled, or arc is engaged. Signal Sidearm - Activates cameras when an officer’s firearm is removed from their holster. Axon View –Allows officers to view a list of all videos stored on the device in order to review and add associated metadata. Body Worn Camera (BWC) – A camera worn on the user’s person that records and stores audio and video. Buffering Mode – When the BWC is on but has not been activated to record bothsound and video, the camera is in the “buffering” mode. While in the buffering mode, the BWC will continuously record only video (not audio) in 30 second loops. Copyright Lexipol, LLC 2025/06/10, All Rights Reserved. Published with permission by Pleasanton Police Department Body Worn Camera Systems - 414 Attachment 2 Page 372 of 674 Docusign Envelope ID: B1798F31-93DB-4AB1-AC82-92BCF01B645C