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The keynote titled "Key Trends in Technology Used to Increase Constituent Transparency" discusses technology and best practices employed by agencies across the country for expediting transparency initiatives.
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Violent crime against police and the public is increasing at an alarming rate and almost all of it stems from the same source.
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Bratton said the sentiment in major cities toward law enforcement reminds him of the 1970s when similarly progressive policies led to surges in crime and violence.
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Law enforcement agencies nationwide are developing new strategies and tactics to shut down and prevent organized reckless driving and racing.
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Knott Laboratory’s Digital Media Forensics uses existing digital evidence and data to recreate crime scenes in 3D, allowing you to establish facts of the case that were previously unobtainable.
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Through the end of May, MPD has used $5.2 million in overtime, with $2.9 million spent during Operation Safety Net surrounding the Derek Chauvin trial.
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The letter is a sharp response not only to the violence of the weekend, but also to the policies of State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, who earlier this year announced that she will no longer prosecute a host of crimes, including drug possession, public drinking and urination, and trespassing, among others.
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With homicides up more than 60% from this time last year, Chief Rodney Bryant pitched the restructuring as a way for APD to use its resources and staff more effectively to prevent and investigate crimes.
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Using the analytic features provided by LexisNexis Crash Mapper and Dashboards, law enforcement agencies can make the roads safer.
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Led by the FBI, Australian police and numerous European law enforcement agencies, the investigation gave the officials a window into the conversations of criminal networks, as people planned illegal drug shipments, plotted robberies and put out contracts for killings.
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