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Red X Defense's XCAT narcotics, gunshot residue, and explosives detection system weighs only one pound and is field-ruggedized. You insert a test card with a sample on it and the system gives users a red light or green light result.
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Morphix Technologies' Chameleon, a field-configurable chemical detection unit, provides a low-cost, easy-to-use, hands-free solution for first responders. Each disposable cassette detects a different toxic gas.
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Ocean Systems' QuickDME is a secure end-to-end digital evidence asset manager that is easy to integrate within or between law enforcement agencies, allowing them to automate and standardize the ingesting, storage, dissemination, and tracking of all their digital assets involved in a case.
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Sirchie's MCL900 Series of Evidence Collection Trucks are custom constructed, heavy-duty walk-in units outfitted with an extensive array of equipment and field kits that ensure their effectiveness at lengthy investigations and major crime scenes.
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An incredible video showing the apparent swatting of a video game player who operates under the moniker "Kootra" was published Wednesday.
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Members of the current St. Louis County grand jury took on a new assignment Wednesday: the Michael Brown shooting case. The twelve member grand jury heard the first evidence to be presented in the investigation.
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Members of the current St. Louis County grand jury took on a new assignment Wednesday: the Michael Brown shooting case. The twelve member grand jury heard the first evidence to be presented in the investigation. More Here.
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A grand jury will hear evidence in the death of Eric Garner, a man who died after being put in an apparent chokehold by a New York City police officer during an arrest, to determine whether charges are warranted, the Staten Island District Attorney's Office announced Tuesday, reports CBS New York.
Read More →"Simply rewriting the rules is not enough," said James, apparently referring to Bratton's plan to retrain all officers in the use of force in the wake of Eric Garner's death.
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