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    CopTrax Model-S Body-Worn Camera

    Aug. 19, 2017
    Protect your officers, their integrity, and your department with the CopTrax Model-S. The new Model S is the most effective body-worn camera available backed by Stalker Radar’s CopTrax in-car video system with a single start/stop button.
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    Protect your officers, their integrity, and your department with the CopTrax Model-S. The new Model S is the most effective body-worn camera available backed by Stalker Radar’s CopTrax in-car video system with a single start/stop button and “full shift” battery life.  

    Find out more at www.coptrax.net.

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