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News•by Staff Writer•February 3, 2010

Helinet Technologies Brings Aerial Surveillance Video to Mobile Devices

Breakthrough capability from Helinet Technologies allows ground personnel to view encrypted, real-time aerial video feeds on their BlackBerry and Windows Mobile Smartphones.

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Articles•by Scott Goldfine•February 1, 2010

Super Surveillance

In preparation for Super Bowl XLIV, the Miami-Dade Police Department coordinated with the FBI, Sony Electronics, a local security integrator and other emergency managers to install video surveillance that provides full coverage, smooth video handling and crowd control.

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Articles•by Tim Dees•January 31, 2010

Corrections Communications

Inmates' abundance of creativity keeps correctional organizations busy finding countermeasures and inventing new technology to keep the prisons secure and the staff and inmates safe.

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News•by Staff Writer•January 29, 2010

Minnesota Department Implements New World Systems Software

The Brooklyn Park (Minn.) Police Department is investing in new technology to improve officer and community safety. The Police Department has signed a contract to license New World Systems' Aegis/MSP Public Safety Solution on the Microsoft platform to streamline operations, better allocate resources, and improve interoperability and data sharing with the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office.

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News•by Staff Writer•January 29, 2010

CrimeReports iPhone App Tops 100,000 Downloads in First Month

CrimeReports, publishers of the national crime map, announced its popular iPhone app has had more than 100,000 downloads and has been used to complete more than eight million crime searches across North America in the 30 days since its release.

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News•by Staff Writer•January 29, 2010

Dell Delivers Rugged Tablet For Law Enforcement

Dell has delivered the industry's smallest 12.1-inch rugged convertible tablet PC that is the first with a multi-touch display, the Latitude XT2 XFR. The system is designed to meet the needs of customers in the military, police, border patrol, field service organizations, factory fulfillment, and first responders.

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Videos•by Staff Writer•January 27, 2010

Digital Ally DVM-500 Patrol Car Video System

Digital Ally produced this promo to show the features of its DVM-500 in-vehicle video system for patrol vehicles. Integrated into a rearview mirror, the system records to solid state memory and includes integrated GPS with a "mark" feature and pre-event recording.

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Videos•by Staff Writer•January 27, 2010

Digital Ally DVF-500 Video Flashlight

Digital Ally produced this promo to show the features of the DVF-500, a digital video system integrated into an aluminum flashlight. A wide-angle lens allows recording without careful aiming and pre-event recording allows up to 60 seconds before pressing the record button to also be recorded. We included it in our photo gallery of duty flashlights.

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Articles•by Melanie Basich•January 27, 2010

Stats at a Glance

CrimeReports' eponymous flagship product allows a law enforcement agency to show the public where and when crimes are being committed in their jurisdiction via online maps. The company's Command Central takes this idea one step further by putting these statistics in the hands of the agency itself.

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Videos•by Staff Writer•January 26, 2010

Getac Equips the Chattanooga PD

The Chattanooga Police Department chose Getac ruggedized computers for use in patrol cars and at incident scenes. Officers can access site surveys, floor plans and pre-identified command center locations for schools, municipal buildings and other major targets in the city. Video courtesy of Getac.

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