Where the function is intended for
During an incident, a estimated time is often sought. Without clear channel names and accurate time, this can waste unnecessary time and may lead to the sharing of the wrong segment.
A recording only has evidentiary value when you can find the right camera, the right time and a usable export.

During an incident, a estimated time is often sought. Without clear channel names and accurate time, this can waste unnecessary time and may lead to the sharing of the wrong segment.
Check camera name, time zone, and recording format before anything happens. Determine who is allowed to search or export, and how long the footage will normally remain available.
First, select a wide time frame, compare it to a second camera position where available, and export only the relevant fragment. Preserve context regarding date, channel, and reason.
Open the export on a separate device and check the image, timestamp, and completeness. Record where the file is safely stored and who received it.
That can sometimes be done, but check the format, completeness and privacy before sharing.
Then you will discover the process before there is a time pressure.