Dedicated digital video recorder can be located either onsite or offsite

North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) has stepped up security practices by introducing CCTV in its vehicles to record any attacks on members of staff. The new measure is designed to provide proof of any attack that may be needed in any subsequent court cases. A spokeswoman for NEAS said: “The aim of the cameras is to observe attacks on paramedics. The evidence can then be used in any legal action we take following an incident. Also, as more people know about them, we hope they will act as a deterrent.”

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