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Police agencies have come to depend on in-car video systems to capture each shift on camera. Not only do these devices provide a way to document events that take place in and around patrol cars, but new technology makes the recorded proof even more ironclad when scrutinized by defense attorneys and jury members.
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The five-year contract is worth a maximum of $7 million and specifies the delivery of five sizes of torso plates and two sizes of side plates.
Read More →The Model 2230 has been successfully tested to defeat the .30-caliber M2-AP (Armor Piercing) round. It's manufactured with a ceramic-aramid composite
Read More →Jenoptik’s Vector ALPR camera is a compact unit that automatically captures license plates across several lanes simultaneously, even at high speeds. Vector cameras are robust, durable, reliable, and are suitable for stationary and portable applications.
Read More →Carfax for Police can provide vehicle history intelligence to help investigators close a wide variety of cases.
Read More →The New Flat Plate is ultra-lightweight (4.15lbs) for all-day protection and comfort.
Read More →The Joplin Police Department in Missouri solved two recent hit-and-run cases with the assistance of license plate reader (LPR) data from Vigilant Solutions.
Read More →Panasonic System Solutions Company has introduced FacePRO, a deep learning facial recognition system using extreme sensing and enhanced detection technology to identify persons of interest and alert authorities of their presence in real-time.
Read More →Using Vigilant Solutions' investigative platform including license plate recognition (LPR), analytics and commercial data, a police department in the central United States has seized half a million dollars and 59 kilos of cocaine. The agency has asked not to be named in the release but is willing to speak to other law enforcement agencies about its experiences with the system.
Read More →Rekor Systems Inc., a leading provider of public safety and vehicle recognition systems, has announced the launch of the Rekor Public Safety Network ("RPSN"). Any state or local law enforcement agency participating in the RPSN will be able to access real-time data from any part of the network at no cost.
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