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College football games necessitate planning for security in the event of criminal or violent acts and law enforcement agencies must know how to prepare for those worst-case scenarios.
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License plate recognition is helping close cases nationwide, and the systems are becoming more capable with the addition of artificial intelligence.
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Having officers on campus is not just about stopping threats or making arrests of juvenile criminals. It's about helping the school's students, staff, and parents.
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A woman carried a rifle fixed with a bayonet into a public park, leading to 911 calls, deputies making an arrest, and a lawsuit.
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Informatica’s IDMC gives you an AI-driven 360-degree view by integrating data on people, location, behavior and more.
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There is only one cure for the crime plague that grips America, going back to punishing criminals.
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Brinc's new Lemur 2 is a versatile purpose-built tactical drone that can fly into buildings to quickly gather intelligence and help you communicate with suspects.
Read More →Civil liberties activists want to stop the spread of drone as first responder programs despite their overwhelming success.
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The legislative guide focuses on law enforcement concerns such as use of force, training requirements, criminal justice reform initiatives, data transparency, and more.
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In Johnson v. City of Miami Beach, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals let a plaintiff sue an officer for striking him while in custody and secure.
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