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Seaside police commander briefs safety commission on video evidence uploads, daylighting law and crime trends
Summary
Seaside police staff told the Community Safety Advisory Commission how residents can share camera footage, described enforcement of the state daylighting rule near intersections, and reported increased illegal firearm possession and rising crack-cocaine possession while noting near-full staffing in the department.
Seaside police provided a staff briefing to the Community Safety Advisory Commission on how residents can share video evidence, recent enforcement actions tied to a California daylighting rule, and current local crime trends.
Commander Doja told commissioners Ring users can share video directly from the Ring app and explained the department uses Axon’s evidence.com system to attach uploaded digital evidence to an officer’s case. He advised residents to call and obtain a…
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