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Despite no show of public support, the state Senate Public Safety Committee on Tuesday passed a bill that would require law enforcement agencies in California to disclose all of the surveillance equipment they use to the public.
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Point Blank Enterprises has announced its entry into the surveillance vehicle market with the introduction of the Iris Covert product line, a next generation vehicle-based video surveillance platform designed to change the way law enforcement can safely collect, process, and transmit high-definition audio and video.
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The new Steiner Miniscope is made to offer incredible clarity and bright images in a new pocket-sized design. Measuring just 2" high by 2" wide, this 8x22mm monocular is small enough to travel in a pocket, purse or pack.
Read More →Steiner, known for its optics for military and law enforcement, has announced that the Portland (Ore.) Police Bureau has adopted the new P-Series 7x50 binoculars for use by their Gang Enforcement Team and Federal Gang Task Force. The high-quality P-Series binoculars will play a crucial role in the vital surveillance and operative work performed by the gang enforcement unit.
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Genetec's new AutoVu Plate Reader Cloud transforms video surveillance cameras into virtual ALPR devices.
Read More →Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a bill that would have required police to obtain warrants for surveillance by drone, making California the latest state to weigh in on an issue that is dividing lawmakers across the country.
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Ford has tweaked some on-board technology to warn if someone approaches the car from behind.
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