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Though mobile fingerprint technology has been in use in law enforcement for nearly a decade, continued enhancements are making the technology viable for agencies of all sizes.
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DC resident Fernando Arraya was arrested not just for trying to steal license plates, but for attempting to steal the license plates off a police car with the officer sitting inside it.
Read More →Numerous high-tech gadgets are now being deployed by law enforcement to catch or stop car thieves.
Read More →An officer with the Tinley Park (IL) Police Department arrested a police imposter after he saw what legitimately looked like a police patrol vehicle but for one little detail—the license plates were wrong.
Read More →Some agencies are even assigning volunteer units to perform regular grid-based sweeps of their towns with ALPRs and then they just sit on the information. At least they sit on it until a detective needs to blow some jerk's alibi.
Read More →Currently, biometric systems are being used every day by officers in two distinct missions: security and identification. And they can be very useful.
Read More →Agencies use in-car technology to solve crimes, such as LPR used to identify and arrest a thief in Kansas who was targeting local churches earlier this year.
Read More →You can find suspect vehicles faster with ELSAG Make, Type, Color (ELSAG MTC) software, an add-on to your ELSAG Enterprise Operations Center ALPR data management center.
Read More →Vigilant Solutions' Intelligence-Led Policing (ILP) Package bundles a comprehensive suite of technology solutions at a 75% savings for most agencies.
Read More →The Jackson (Miss.) Police Department has begun using Genetec's AutoVu license plate recognition system to help officers identify criminals and scofflaws, according to the company.
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