Prosecutor seeks Axon Justice discovery software; council puts Flock camera purchases under review
Aug 18, 2026
Prosecuting Attorney Brad asked to budget for Axon Justice discovery software (estimated $20,000 onboarding, $15,000/yr subscription) to manage huge volumes of body/dash camera data. Councilors agreed to schedule a public meeting on Flock (license-plate) cameras and limited equipment purchases pending public input.
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Kosciusko County Prosecuting Attorney briefed the council on a proposed purchase of Axon Justice discovery software, which his office says would drastically reduce the time staff spend collecting and reviewing video evidence and would centralize multiple camera systems into a single searchable platform. Brad estimated the first-year onboarding cost at about $20,000 and an ongoing subscription of roughly $15,000 a year; he said the system could reduce case review times from "about 24 hours" to far less for cases involving multiple body and in-car cameras.
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