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7.7. SR 04-29-1996iver Date: Police Department Subject: Memorandum **ITEM 7.7.** Mayor and city Council Thomas D. Zerwas, Chief of Police '~/ April 24, 1996 AUTHORIZATION TO PURCHASE MPS'S AND VIDEO PRINTER The police department is requesting authorization to purchase four (4) MP5's and a video printer and time lapse recorder. The funding for these purchases would be from the Drug Forfeiture account which presently has a balance of approximately $10,700.00 (ten thousand, seven hundred dollars). The combined total of these expenditures would be in the $8,500.00 (eight thousand, five hundred dollars) range. In the near future, we anticipate receiving another $7,000.00-$10,000.00 in drug forfeiture funds from a drug arrest about a year ago. These additional funds will be released when the Drug Enforcement Administration has finalized the paperwork. Enclosed are memos from Sergeant Brad Rolfe and Sergeant Tom Tyler explaining their requests. I will be in attendance at Monday's council meeting should you have any questions. TDZ/kma enc. 13065 Orono Parkway · P.O. Box 723 · Elk River, MN 55330 · (612) 441-2324 · Fax (612) 441-8937 -(,./ -k~ To: El iver Date: Police Department Subject: Memorandum Chief Zerwas, Mayor, City Council Sergeant Brad Rolfe 04/29/96 MP5 PURCHASE In January, 1993, the City Council approved the department purchase of three (3) Heckler & Koch MP5 firearms (a fourth MP5 had been previously purchased) for use in patrol vehicles and by the Emergency Response Unit. These firearms were purchased with drug forfeiture funds. In the three years since the MP5's were purchased, department wide training has been completed and four (4) of the department's eleven (11) patrol and investigative vehicles are equipped with MP5's. Officer response has been very positive; in fact so positive, that officers who's squads are not currently equipped with MP5's have requested that they be so equipped. I am requesting authorization to purchase four (4) additional MP5's, with accessories, for use in selected department vehicles. As before, these firearms will be purchased with existing drug forfeiture funds. I feel that this purchase is a reasonable and logical next step to adequately equip our officers and enhance officer and public safety. BRR/kma 13065 Orono Parkway · P.O. Box 723 · Elk River, MN 55330 · (612) 441-2324 · Fax (612) 441-8937 '(~/ -~< To: £1 k' River Police Department Subject: Memorandum Council Members Sergeant Tyler ~ 04-22-96 VIDEO PRINTER AND TIME LAPSE RECORDER I am requesting the purchase of the above items for use in the Investigative/Juvenile Division. This equipment would be used to reproduce a color photograph from video tape. We frequently get surveillance tapes from businesses as part of criminal investigations. Often it is necessary to capture single photographs of suspects from the video tape. This requires a special recorder and printer. Currently the only police department in the area that has this equipment is the Blaine Police Department. We have gone to their department and used their equipment, but this is a time consuming process. Although they have not charged a fee for this, we were told that they anticipated a usage fee in the future. The equipment I am requesting is very similar to Blaine's. It is newer and slightly more advanced. Blaine has been very happy with the performance of their equipment. Since more businesses that use video surveillance equipment are moving into our City, I feel this is a necessary purchase. It will be useful now and in the future as Elk River continues to grow. I can also foresee other area departments requesting photos be produced from this equipment. I feel we could establish a fee schedule and recapture some of the costs of the equipment. Attached you will find product information and price. The company giving me the information is General Security Services Corporation (GSSC). Since it would be necessary to install this equipment into our present video taping system, I feel that we should purchase GSSC's equipment and have it installed by them. GSSC did all of our audio/video installation in this building and they have the best working knowledge of the system. Thank you for your consideration of this request. TT/kma 13065 Orono Parkway · P.O. Box 723 · Elk River, MN 55330 · (612) 441-2324 · Fax (612) 441-8937 JAN--ii-95 THU ~:55 PM P, 2 GENERAL SECURITY SE~CES CORPORATION tm A Tradition of Safety and Security F. xceHence Since 1946. January 11, 1996 Tom Tyler Elk River Police Department Dear Tom, I checked on the two pieces of equipment that we talked about, the printer model has changed from the AGEP60 to AGEP50. Your cost for the equipment is as follows. TLC2100 GYYR time lapse recorder $1,180 AGEP50 Panasonic color printer $1,490 VW-MPS50 Panasonic paper for AGEPS0 50 sheets $40 I checked to see what monitor you have on your interview system. According to my records it should be the CT1383Y. This monitor has 3 video inputs on it and you should only be using one of the inputs. You could wire in the above equipment so that it goes to one of the other video inputs and all you would have to do is select the correct input on the monitor so that you would either see the interview room or the playback from the recorder. If you have any questions feel free to call me at 858-5060. Fritz Coulter Account Executive 9110 Mcado~¢vicw Road · Minneapolis, Minnesota 55425 · (612) 858-5000 14K)0-284-2158 ° Fax (612) 858-5050 THU 3:56 PM To: FR~ (~(~JLTER G,?,,SC From: LARRY MOONEN 2 ?. 3 12/28'95 9:47:1:2 Page 2 of 3 Panasonic A(3-EPS0 Color Vi~ Prln'mr The A(~-EPS0 is a Color Video Printer with photographic like quality which can grab a single frame of video from a Source and faithfully reproduce it. Advanced Image Processing and high performance. Print Media technology Integrated into this printer will raise industry standards. A complete range of functions makes this printer an ideal instrument for providing hard copy output of video images in a number of applications. - Medical (Catheter Diagnosis, X-Ray, Ulffa-Sound) - Dental - Law Enforcement (Mug Shots, Fingerprints, Ballistics, Evidence) Video Snapshots (Family Affairs - Weddings, BarMitzvah, Birthdays, etc.) - Education and Training - Video Production, Aclvertising; Graphics (Story Boards, Proofs, Cuts, etc.) High Picture Quality.... Skin tones and hair cx)lor for example are faithfully reproduced. * Digital Signal Processing provides high picture quality with 10 bit image processing. * High Interpolation Pedorrnance "High Performance, super glossy finish Print Media - Compact Size ' Space saving (.3 cubic foot). * Front Panel Operation Easy Operation On Screen Menu Set-up Four Button Operation - Multi Screen Functions * Split Soreen Spee. cations Basic Specifications Power: AC120 60Hz 110 W Safety Standard: UL 122/FCC Class A Dimensions (W x H x D): 12.25 x 3.43 x 10.67 in. Weight: 7.7 pounds Frame Memory:. 8 Bit (10 Bit Frame Processing) Number of Print Picture Elements: 464 (V) x 672 (Hi dots Print Size: 3.31" x 4.33" Paper Size: 3.94" x 5.83" (Back area can be written on for notes or messages.) Print Speed: 75 Seconds/Sheet (Min.) Paper Feed: Automatic (:25 Sheets/Tray (Ma~) Input Output Jacks Video Input Output Front: $ Input Composite: S Video or RCA (Input Jack on Front Panel has priority.) THU 3'57 PM To: FRITZ COULTER GSSC From: LARRY MOONEN 2 12/28/95 9:48:08 Page 3 of 3 Rear: $ Input Composite: S Video or BNC .~ Input Output: $ Video or BNC Other Outer Control: DIN 8P (Memory, Print, Multi Change, One Shot Ease) Power: 3P Inlet (BUSY, ~3V, OSD ON/OFF, Error Message for Paper Ink Functions Mode Memory: Remains in Memory even after Power is turned off. (Input Selection, Multiple Picture Quality, Frame/Field) Picture Quality Adjustments: Color Contrast, Tones Brightness, Sharpness (Picture Quality can be adjusted before or after settings are stored In Memory Functions Mum Screen: Multi Picture Print: Multiple Images (4, 9,16) (Mode Memory) Card: Different Images (Right & Left) (Mode Memory) Strobe: Normal/Swing Mode (Mode Memory) Zoom: 2)( (Mode Memory) Grid Line: ON/OFF (Mode Memory] Mirror Reverse: Will not appear on Monitor (Mode Memory) ACCESSORIES AC Cord Instruction Manual OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES Foot Pedal Remote Controller J.:,-1!-95 THU B:58 PM P, 5 SPECIFICATIONS TLC2100 GENERAL Tape cassette ......................... Slandard 2-hour 1/2" VHS I- 120 or T-130 Gyyr lape Video recording system ......... 4 rolary heads, helical scan Luminance: FM recording Color: rolary phase, converled subcarrier direct recording. self-cleaning heads $clcctable spec& for record/playback ..................... 2, 18, 24.48.72, i 20, 180, 240, 360, 480. 600,720, 960.00 hours High-speed video scan ........... 2 hour x3. or xS, or x7, or x9 Rcwind/t~asr-forward time ...... 2.5 minutes average Recycle display ....................... Rewind, stop Rerccord, even if alarm Rerecord, stop ifalarm Timer .................................... 6 events per day - 7 days a week with the timer-output feature and tape-speed changes Battery-backup time .............. 720 hours PHYSICAL Dimensions ........................... 17.1' w 14.4x' D X 5.2", (43.6 cmn 36.6 cmx 13.3 ~eight ................................... ! 5.4 lb (7 kg) Operating temperature ........... 41 °F to 104°F (5°C to 40~C) ELECTRICAL Power ..................................... ~ 20 VA(3.60 Hz 22 W operating mode ALARM COMMAND 13), contact closure Recording rate ....................... All recorder speeds Alarm durations ..................... 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 3 minutes, 5 minutes, or manual Alarnl hldex ........................... Searches to each alarm oil playback TIME/DATE GENERATOR Character Height ................................... 14 scan lines Position .................................. Adjosrable top to bottom; left to right Color ..................................... Black/white selcctable Daylight-savingserting .......... 2 button push Camera switcher pnlse ........... 0-99 flclds normal recording 0-99 fields alarm recording One-shot recording ................2.4.6. or 8 field Ix to 128x repeater Display First line ................................ mm-dd-yy, minm-dd-yy, dd-n, m-yy dd- m tn m - yy, yy- m m- dd, yy- m mm -rid, yy-dd-mm, yy-dd-mmm power loss. weekday, alarm coo n t Second line ............................ Hour, m inures, seconds, AM/I'M. or 24-honr clock, record speed, tinter "o,C, security lock Third line .............................. System code Format ................................... 12-hour (AM/PM) or 24-bohr chuck VIDEO Signal format ......................... EIA Slandard: 525 linc~.. 60 fickls. N'I'SC color (color, black/white auto sclect) input ..................................... t.0 V p-p 75 il unbahmccd Output .................................. 1.0 V p-p 75 Q unbalanced Horizontal resolution .............400 lines - monochrome 240 lines - color $ignal-ro-noi< ....................... (.;rearer than 45 dB AUDIO Input ..................................... -7.8 dBm. 50 K~,I impedance unbalanced Output ................................... 7.8 dBm. 600 fl bnpedance unbalanced Frequcnce response ................+_3 dB, I OO I% to 10 kHz (2-hot, r speed) Record/playback speed ........... 2-, 18-, 24-hour record 2, A18, A24 playback CONNECTORS Video in ................................. BNC Video our ............................... BNC Audio in ................................ Line: RCA phono jack Audio out .............................. l. lne: RCA phono jack Alarm in ................................ DB- 15 connector Alarm our .............................. DB-I 5 connector OPTIONS Remote control fur VCR. Il. ack-mount kit ACCESSO RI ES S U PPLI ED Instruction manual Quick-disconnect external connector assembly. Model S P-13A Infi,rmation fi~rnishcd by GD.r is believed m he accurate :md rcllahlc.t Iowevet.. m, rCSl'..6- hilhy is naS.hied by (;L'yr fi,r its u.~c Isor f.r any il:}'~ingcmc.t~l ofpatems or.d)cr rigi.n ,,1'~16.1 Fartlc~ that may result from its u~'. No Ik'cnsc i~ gra.ltxl hy impiicati~,m o~ o[hcrwlsc undcr any AN ODETIC$ DIVISION 1515 South Manchester Avenue · Anaheim · California 92802-2907 Tel 7~4-772-1000 · 800.-854-6853 · Fax 714-780-7485 · 800-388-6363