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Over the next two years, the Ohio DFR Pilot Program will equip municipalities with advanced drone systems, deliver comprehensive training for first responders, and enable FAA-approved Beyond Visual Line of Sight operations.
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Police can still obtain Ring video footage using a search warrant or subpoena. The company added that Ring may provide footage directly to law enforcement “in cases involving imminent danger of death or serious physical injury to any person.”
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A 4th District Court of Appeal ruled that while much of the drone footage could be exempt, it was incorrect to rule that all the video footage could be considered tied to investigations.
Read More →The Chicago Police Department began encrypting some radio channels over a year ago. Former Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s administration claimed encoding was necessary because criminals were monitoring the airwaves.
Read More →The Fort Lee Police Department looked to minimize that investigative time to find suspects and close cases faster with better access to vehicle information.
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“Pryme’s product development is fueled by emerging customer needs, ensuring our offerings consistently outpace the evolving demands of the market,” said Dave George, president and chief technologist of Pryme Radio
Read More →“The software is a facial recognition software that will provide law enforcement with greater insight and lead generation through the use of its investigative platform,” the agenda item said.
Read More →“By adopting a continuous delivery model, we are able to deliver new features and security updates more consistently with less disruption to customers…” explains Christian Morin, vice president of product engineering and chief security officer at Genetec.
Read More →The policy requires officers to turn their cameras on whenever they’re dispatched to a call. The cameras also automatically begin recording whenever officers draw their weapons or activate their vehicle’s emergency lights.
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i-Pro has added license plate recognition capabilities to the software that manages data from its AI surveillance cameras.
Read More →The NYPD’s massive network of radio communications is expected to go dark to the public by the end of 2024 as the department switches from an analog to a digital network, according to Chief of Information Technology Robert Beltran.
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