According to the company, its VB400 camera will “improve the safety of both the police and the public, and enhance the accountability of their frontline police forces.” The device includes a range of functionalities, including WiFi streaming and Bluetooth sensor monitoring.
 
Speaking of the roll-out, chief quaestor of police Liviu Vasilescu said: “The safety of the public and our officers across Romania continues to be of paramount importance. These body-worn cameras allow us to continue to protect and serve the Romanian public in the safest and most efficient way.”
 
Motorola Solutions’ regional vice president of Europe, Michael Kaae, said: “We are extremely proud that the Ministry of Interior and the Romanian Police continue to see Motorola Solutions as a trusted partner. By harnessing the benefits of body-worn cameras, Romanian police forces can make their operations substantially more efficient and increase security for citizens.” 
 
The contract follows the Inspectorate’s 2018 decision to roll-out 10,000 Motorola MTP3550 TETRA radios. The Romanian Police serves a population of over 22 million people.

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