Communications Interoperability
The Police1 Communications Interoperability category is a comprehensive resource for researching interoperable communication solutions. These solutions are crucial for ensuring seamless communication between different agencies and systems.
Maximizing the power of response vehicles
Best practices and insider tips
Lawmakers passed a bill requiring cellphone companies in the state to hand over location data to law enforcement agencies when asked
These solutions could completely change law enforcement operations, tactics and investigations
The tool let law enforcement search specific keywords and monitor social media users
The report identifies key issues, community policing approaches, and the impact of events and policies on LEOs
Critics are concerned that posting a photo when a suspect is caught, but not convicted, could create problems later
The role, though thankless, is endlessly important.
A Police1 survey asked LEOs how they use technology now and how they’d like to use it in the future
The Long Beach (Calif.) PD takes advantage of increased interoperability and data-sharing to expand its investigative reach with license plate recognition
TASER and Axon have unveiled their first annual law enforcement technology report
Increasingly, police agencies are looking to software solutions that employ enhanced pattern analysis not only to help recognize crime patterns, but solve crimes
Counterterrorism experts say well-coordinated assaults carried out by foreigners are less likely in the U.S.
Officer has sent out surveys to law enforcement agencies to gauge interest in his product
An EOC is essential to providing situational awareness to officers responding to a major incident. Here’s how video systems take it a step further.
Purchasing a mobile command vehicle for a law enforcement agency requires combining up-front decisions and long-term planning
Denise Huskins’ boyfriend told police she was abducted Monday from the Vallejo home they share
Several officers said they saw rounds striking near them and heard them whizzing by
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If rioting involves businesses being looted and burned, our brothers and sisters in the big red trucks will be summoned — and any FD or EMS response in the hot zone will require a dedicated police presence to protect the responders
IoE provides connectivity and innovations never seen before
How people, data, processes and things help public safety increase operational efficiency
Police can see near real-time updates from sensors and surveillance cameras
Think of your voice and ability to project critical information as a vital piece of safety equipment
People who hijack their neighbors’ WiFi to commit crimes on the Internet shouldn’t expect their misdeeds to stay hidden
Mobile applications supporting police, fire, and medical response units have transitioned from simple text and voice to rich multimedia applications
The Explorer for ArcGIS shares maps between users and allows for manipulation during presentations
Software integrates video, CAD and more to increase situational awareness
The inReach Explorer is a unique tool because it allows a headquarters to communicate critical two-way information, track and deploy units and even employ navigational features
Both radio and system can seamlessly integrate with computers already present
New tablet is designed for harsh environments