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The future of policing is here — is your department ready to take the next step with a robot dog?
The Norco 80 shootout left one sheriff’s deputy dead and nine wounded, with 32 police vehicles hit by ammo and a police helicopter forced down from the sky
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Record management systems can support de-escalation tactics and provide agencies with analytics to maximize the use of technology in their investigations
“The public has access to this product and can use it against us. You have to know how to defend against it.”
A woman, who was pulled over for tailgating, refused orders to get out of the vehicle, roll down her windows or provide officers with insurance and driver’s license information
Brunswick Hills PD relies on this less-lethal tool to stay on the cutting edge of policing
“The community expects us to de-escalate with time and distance. And we have the technology to do that and keep first responders and the community safe.”
Detective Sgt. Mason Griffith was killed and another officer remains in serious, but stable condition
Deputies used several PIT maneuvers, a drone, and tear gas to apprehend a suspected DUI driver
Funds will help the department with technology and records upgrades, as well as support recruitment, retention and training
Opposition has grown, with many critics pointing to problems the NYPD had with their robot dog
The SOMA platform has exceeded expectations, making sure critical emergency call-taking and dispatching continues
The PD says the robot will be limited to SWAT use such as active shooter incidents, barricades and suspicious devices
The drone is designed to de-escalate conflict and improve public safety
The chief credits his detectives’ tenacity to solve crime, as well as technology the department is utilizing
Michael Ortiz is seeking unspecified millions of dollars from the city of Hollywood, Fla., and officer Henry Andrews, who is facing a misdemeanor charge
Turn your police vehicle into a mobile drone command center
A bystander saw the officer being struck repeatedly and “jumped in without hesitation” to help detain the man
A California sheriff’s department conducts drone training in an area popular for off-road snow sports
The updated training emphasizes the role of a safety officer, who is supposed to monitor breathing and other vital signs of the person under restraint
The program, Trusted Driver, allows an officer to notify a driver by phone and issue a warning or citation if stopped for a minor violation
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During testing, officers found the TASER 10 to be much more intuitive and easier to use than firearms or legacy TASERs
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Watch a proactive individual in a real-time crime center actively monitor a location for criminal activity
Officers sent a robot into a crawlspace and found signs the suspect was burrowed deep underneath a house
Make sure your RTCC is prepared to manage your growing use of technology-driven policing
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