After city switched to a new bodycam vendor, Axon threatened its credit rating

The deal Fontana Police Department struck with Axon sounded simple enough: a trial of five inexpensive body cameras and, for each of them, a Professional subscription to the company’s cloud storage system. Not yet ready to make a forcewide investment in the summer of 2014, the department, opted for five Axon body cameras at $299 a piece and access to Evidence.com, the company’s data storage platform, for which it charged an annual license fee of $588 per subscription. The particular Termination for Convenience clause associated with FPD’s Axon body camera purchases allows the agency to determine the extent to which the contract is terminated.

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