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Technology
Predictive Policing: Seeing the Future
Predictive policing is the computerized analysis of historical crime data from databases, record management systems, and other digital sources. Agencies have achieved a lot of great results using this tool, but experts say law enforcement agencies have just begun to scratch the surface of what the technology can do.
June 30, 2015
Technology
Chicago Using Los Angeles-Style Predictive Policing Technology to Reduce Murder Rate
The lab’s job: to help build and operate Strategic Decision Support Centers, where officers and civilian analysts monitor gunshot detectors, surveillance cameras and other data to pinpoint where crimes occur and where they might happen next.
February 9, 2018
Technology
S.C. Agency Adopts IBM's Predictive Analytics To Reduce Crime
The Charleston (S.C.) Police Department has joined the ranks of other departments who have begun relying on predictive policing data analytics to identify crime "hot spots" for enforcement.
June 14, 2012
Investigations
Special Report: Investigative Technologies
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Read POLICE Magazine’s Special Report: Investigative Technologies to learn about capturing crime scene images, the investigative role of body cameras, fighting crime with predictive policing, developing leads with investigative imaging tools, the challenge of smartphones, speeding up DNA analysis, and how to preserve a crime scene.
October 22, 2018
Technology
Better Than a Crystal Ball
Can you predict the future? Some agencies are finding that you can by using tools that enable them to perform predictive policing, which is defined as the use of mathematical, predictive, and analytical techniques in law enforcement to identify and disrupt criminal activity.
September 6, 2016
Technology
Motorola Solutions Technology Aids Florida Agency in Intelligence-Led Policing
The department decided to implement Motorola Solutions' CommandCentral Analytics to turn its vision for intelligence-led policing into a reality.
November 14, 2017
Technology
Spillman Technologies Releases New Intelligence-Led Policing Solutions
Spillman Technologies Inc. has announced the release of two new Intelligence-Led Policing (ILP) and analytics products: Spillman Analytics and CrimeMonitor. These new modules are powered by industry-leading integration with BAIR Analytics, an analytical software and services company headquartered in Highlands Ranch, Colo.
March 30, 2015
Patrol
NC College Offering Course on Abolishing Police
The "critical Black studies" course aims to take a philosophical look at the relationship between Blackness and policing in the U.S., according to a course description.
July 15, 2021
Technology
PredPol Rolls Out Crime Prediction Technology
By analyzing crime data, the PredPol tool maps “hot spots” identifying when and where crimes are most likely to occur.
September 5, 2013
Patrol
Policing Tourist Areas: Working Where Others Play
Law enforcement officers who work in tourism towns have a two-fold mission, protecting the locals and protecting the droves of tourists that the locals depend upon for their livelihood and their departments depend upon for operating funds. That may sound crass but law enforcement agencies in destination areas have to be aware of the numbers and what they mean.
July 16, 2014
Technology
Are You Ready for the Future of Policing?
There’s a chat-bot out there that knows what dialog to use to elicit the right information from the predator to get an identification and conviction. So maybe in the not too distant future, cyber detectives will not have to make their own undercover profiles and spend hours chatting with sexual predators.
December 29, 2013
Technology
LexisNexis Risk Solutions' Accurint Virtual Crime Center Provides Identity Data Visual Dashboard
LexisNexis Risk Solutions today announced at the IACP 2016 Annual Conference new policing technology designed to give law enforcement greater visibility into crime in both their jurisdictions and nationwide by linking billions of public records with agency-provided data.
October 17, 2016
Technology
PublicEngines Announces Free Agency Predictive Crime Assessment
PublicEngines, a provider of cloud-based solutions that facilitate crime analysis, supply actionable intelligence and increase community engagement for law enforcement, and governments, announced a new free service to help law enforcement agencies better understand the benefit of predictive analytics in their jurisdiction.
December 5, 2014
Technology
Real Time Networks: Using Smart Technology to Cut Costs
Agencies are finding that smart technology can help them stretch their budgets and track their equipment
November 26, 2021
Technology
Rekor Announces Availability of Predictive Intelligence Analysis Solution for Early Warning Threat Detection and Identification within Schools
Rekor Systems, Inc., a leading provider of public safety systems, has announced the public availability of FirstSight, its predictive intelligence analysis solution for early warning threat detection and identification within schools.
August 5, 2019
Patrol
Stop The Falling
If companies can predict consumer behavior with considerable accuracy, is it outside the realm of possibility that the same could be done for criminal behavior?
June 18, 2018
Technology
Policing in 2056
Rather than create a wish list of police gear we would all like the future to bring, we're going to try to show how the technologies in development and the events of today will affect the law enforcement officers of the future.
October 11, 2016
Women in Law Enforcement
Pregnancy and Policing
Once an officer shows her pregnancy physically, most officers agree she should take a light-duty job. The pregnancy adds stress to other patrol officers because they worry about her health and the baby's health. And she must deal with the perception that she looks more vulnerable.
June 23, 2011
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