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ProductsFebruary 1, 2006

InterAct Public Safety Systems Video Surveillance System

InterAct Public Safety Systems’ TrueSentry Version 6.0 is an improved IP-based video security monitoring solution. TrueSentry Version 6.0 features out-of-the-box support for more than 80 camera models; new intelligent video content analytics; clear digital video feeds; and programmable, image-sharpening tools that focus in on suspicious targets. The solution allows designated users to view video from remote sites via the Web and has upgraded mapping capabilities.

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ProductsFebruary 1, 2006

3rdTech SceneVision-3D Version 3.2

3rdTech’s version 3.2 release of SceneVision-3D has improved capabilities. The 3D scene capture and creation software is available immediately to current SceneVision-3D users. Room dimension wizards, person and camera viewpoints and locations, and annotation layers and links enhance and speed up crime scene analysis.

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ProductsFebruary 1, 2006

Samsung SPD-2200 Dome Camera

The Samsung SPD-2200 dome camera is a discreet security solution for a wide variety of applications. The 220x zoom with variable pan/tilt speed provides clear pictures that can be enlarged to identify minute details. The enhanced surveillance feature with “Auto Flip” positions the camera for continuous viewing of any subject beneath the dome while enabling the dome to turn 180 degrees when the camera tilts to its lower limits.

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ProductsFebruary 1, 2006

Grace Industries Forensic Scanner

Grace Industries’ forensic scanner features a discerning hydrocarbon detector in combination with six different colored LED lights with various light colors to detect potential evidence not visible under normal light.

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Articlesby Devallis RutledgeFebruary 1, 2006

Right to Counsel

Law enforcement officers are quite familiar with the court-created "right" to counsel established by the Miranda opinion, to protect the Fifth Amendment trial privilege against compelled self-incrimination. But it applies only during police custodial interrogation.

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Articlesby Dan PasqualeFebruary 1, 2006

The Power of Association

The easiest and most common way associates are used in police investigations is to locate suspects. While this seems like routine information that everyone knows, only a few people put it into practice in each department.

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ProductsJanuary 1, 2006

Sirchie Fingerprint Laboratories MegaMaxx Forensic Light Kit

Sirchie MegaMaxx is a compact kit that contains eight LED-type lights ranging from ultraviolet to 625nm, plus one white light. Each light is made of heavy-duty aluminum alloy and operates on batteries. Seven of the lights feature a high-intensity, 1-watt LED; the UV light features five LEDs for greater power. The kit also includes barrier goggles, special camera lens filters, a tripod light holder, and sturdy carrying case.

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Articlesby Kelly KyrikJanuary 1, 2006

Death Masks

It took the perseverance of Det. Dale Bunten and the skill of forensic sculptor Wesley Neville, a lieutenant at the Florence County (S.C.) Sheriff’s Office, to link the remains of a small-framed teenager to missing 14-year-old Tara Exposito.

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Articlesby David SpraggsJanuary 1, 2006

Image Security Guard

Lexar’s new LockTight security system helps preserve the chain of evidence for digital photography.

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Articlesby Dan PasqualeDecember 1, 2005

Diagramming Success

Understanding the crime scene and its layout is vital to prosecuting any case. One of the quickest and easiest ways to record everything pertinent to the case is by drawing a diagram of the crime scene.

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