LEO dies after foot pursuit; Chief blames millennials for staff shortage

December 13, 2017 | [View as webpage]( [Print for Roll Call]( [Download the Mobile App]( [Facebook]( [Google+]( [Twitter]( nbsp; Dear PoliceOne Member, Throughout 2017, we have examined how video is shaping policy, training and community relations as part of our ambitious four-part coverage series, ["Policing in the Video Age."]( The conclusion to our yearlong coverage series takes a look at how video will continue to revolutionize policing in the future. In today's newsletter, we feature two articles from the final installment of the series. Author Tim Dees takes a look at the future of body cameras, and Doug Wyllie explores how AI software could monitor real-time camera feeds to detect criminal behavior. You can find the rest of the special coverage [here](. 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