How Morelia Police Rebuilt Public Trust with Axon Body-Worn Cameras @AxonEnterprise
How Morelia Police Rebuilt Public Trust with Axon Body-Worn Cameras  @AxonEnterprise
Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
In 2018, Morelia Police in Mexico faced public scrutiny when the arrest of a 16-year-old went viral. The arrest followed department protocol, but without body-worn camera footage to provide an objective account of the incident, public trust declined.

Today, Morelia Police is considered a model of transparency in law enforcement and is experiencing historically low crime rates.

What changed? Watch our latest case study to find out: youtu.be/YlOP6-mrgyA

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How Morelia Police Rebuilt Public Trust with Axon Body-Worn Cameras

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