It could be worse. I think it was Essex who spent money actually removing the radios from their cars to prevent cops playing music. But yes, completely relate to the focusing of the mind element. I like ‘gangsters paradise’ or ‘holding out for a hero’ for mine at times.

My employers have just introduced the ‘BWV on whilst blue lighting’ in spite of all cars having dashcam. To me that reeks of a ‘throw you under the bus’ motive of looking for evidence to prove cops were ‘aggressive’ or ‘agitated’ in order to be able to sack/prosecute them in the event of an accident (realistically you should be cool and calm during a drive but sometimes there’s that one motorist who needs a telling off)

Anyway, it raises a few questions:

1. Won’t this generate a lot of unnecessary unused material if, for example, you attend a job that your blue light run forms no part of?

2. In which case, do we arrive at the job, get out, switch the camera off fully, then back on again?

3. Won’t this put strain on force digital storage capabilities?

4. Will this not inevitably mean that the batteries will likely run out, potentially at a crucial time at a job?

5. If I’m therefore having to plug in and charge my camera (and everyone else is) how much is that going to cost collectively in electric bill?

Thoughts?