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BlueStreak Connect's Connect Suite is an automated field reporting system designed for small and mid-size agencies.
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CrimeReports allows law enforcement agencies to provide neighborhood crime information to citizens in near real-time and empowers citizen participation in community policing. The service is free to the public and allows citizens to receive alerts automatically via e-mail when crimes occur within a specified distance of their homes.
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Reef Industries’ Banner Guard barricade tape is made from reusable, non-adhesive pigmented polyethylene and is an environmentally friendly, heavy-metal-free product available in many grades. Banner Guard can be custom printed with any message in any language.
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Two of the basic questions you have when you write an investigative report are "What to put in?" and "What to leave out?" Although these are legitimate questions-because you normally couldn't possibly write down everything you know about a case-it's important to understand that certain things you might consider leaving out should actually be included.
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Panhandling can be found in almost every community and takes on many different forms. The unsympathetic view holds that panhandlers are the beginnings of decay within a community and the foothold for disorder and crime.
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Knowledge Computing Corp. today announced that its award-winning Coplink solution suite is fully deployed at the Chicago Police Department’s Crime Center.
Read More →Hoping to repeat the crime-solving success of another local case, two companies have donated a total of 31 billboards in the Kansas City area to help catch the killer of David "Ray" Ninemire.
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The SmartDraw 2008 Legal Edition enables ordinary computer users to create presentation-quality legal graphics in minutes. There are more than 100 different types of legal graphic SmartTemplates to choose from to create case chronologies, crime scene diagrams, courtroom presentations, accident charts, flowcharts, and more.
Read More →In my 31-year active career, I worked for no fewer than 14 chiefs of police and so many acting chiefs that I lost count. Do the math, and that works out to less than two years per chief. The shortest chief “tenure” was just nine days (he was found to have organized crime ties). My department even resorted to “fill in the blank” when it came to the chief’s name on reports.
Read More →When most Americans think of Hispanic gangs, they think of East Los Angeles, the San Fernando or San Gabriel Valleys, Boyle Heights, or Downtown Los Angeles. They would be surprised to know that much of Los Angeles Hispanic gang history actually happened in South Central.
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