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Learn how Harris County, one of the nation’s largest counties, modernized its law enforcement fleet with TOUGHBOOK® rugged laptops—strengthening security, productivity, and operational readiness across every unit.
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Have you ever had to sift through spreadsheets of data looking for that needle in a haystack that will help solve your case? Trax software from Zetx recognizes cell phone data in any format from any provider and uses it to map the cell towers, create visuals of call information, highlight callers' habits, and even autofill search warrants. And it's simple enough that any officer can use it.
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EOTech has announced its first-ever Law Enforcement Trade-In/Trade-Up Program. From now until December 31, 2014, this program will provide law enforcement officers and agencies with a local in-store redemption, ranging from $100 to $225, when trading in an old agency-approved optic for a new EOTech Holographic Weapon Sight.
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Aladtec, Inc., the company behind the popular online employee scheduling and workforce management systems, EMS Manager, FIRE Manager, and Zanager, is rebranding and consolidating these products to simply...Aladtec.
Read More →The seven scenarios in the pack include training on verbal commands to deescalate potential threats, the use-of-force options in an active shooter response, and training for educators responsible for school safety.
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Morphix Technologies, a manufacturer of detection devices for dangerous chemicals, has announced that its TraceX Explosives Detection Kit has received a 4.32 out of a possible 5 points from the National Tactical Officers Association Member Tested and Recommended Program.
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Strong Leather, a leather goods manufacturer since 1932, is introducing a new line of RFID shielding leather badge cases, wallets, credit card sleeves, and ID holder to hang around the neck that protect against unauthorized RF scanning of personal and departmental information.
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Dallas Police had to quickly issue a correction via Twitter when they mistakenly announced an NFL player's arrest.
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New Albany, Miss., police want to add $10 to traffic tickets to bring their technology up-to-date.
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Courts are recognizing inaccuracies in cell phone location data used in criminal cases.
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Vievu's LE3 is the company's latest small, lightweight, self-contained video recorder system. About the size and weight of a pager, this on-body video system can easily be worn on an officer's uniform.
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