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FaceTec has partnered with Police & Sheriffs Press to supply secure ID cards to law enforcement agencies. UR Codes to be added to photo IDs in over 6,000 police and sheriff's departments.
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The FBI is pursuing charges against a 20-year-old Wisconsin man who used the Skype videoconferencing service to place hundreds of hoax calls to law enforcement agencies.
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To assist in law enforcement classroom training, Turning Technologies has released the ResponseCard NXT advanced radio frequency LCD keypad and TurningKey self-paced assessment software. In addition to standard clicker features, ResponseCard NXT provides capabilities such as cell-phone-style text entry.
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EnCase Forensic gives investigators the ability to image a drive and preserve it in a forensic manner using the EnCase evidence file format (LEF or E01), a digital evidence container vetted by courts worldwide. EnCase Forensic also contains a full suite of analysis, bookmarking, and reporting features.
Read More →Cpl. Darin Morgan came up with an idea to save time when obtaining blood search warrants from judges in cases involving impaired drivers. Using Skype can shave hours off police time spent traveling and waiting to meet judges in person.
Read More →When Cherokee County, N.C., 911 Communications needed a computer-aided dispatch (CAD) solution that was intuitive and easy to use, it turned to Spillman Technologies.
Read More →Lawmakers say the system, while a money-maker, amounts to unconstitutional selective law enforcement.
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Police agencies and a former University of Georgia football player posted messages for Jamie Hood and contacted him via Facebook, underlining the growing role of social media sites serving law enforcement.
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Advanced communications systems for tac teams now include throat mics, nearly invisible wireless earpieces, and everything in between.
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Thales' Liberty Multiband Land Mobile Radio (LMR) has been certified as Intrinsic Safe equipment, meaning it can be operated in an explosive environment and will not trigger ignition in the presence of flammable or combustible material, the company announced.
Read More →Research In Motion, the maker of BlackBerry smartphones, has agreed to pull downloadable applications that help users evade sobriety checkpoints and drunk driving citations.
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