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Launching or expanding a drone program requires meticulous planning and forethought
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Holosun’s HM3X Magnifier offers versatility, durability and affordability
A Calif. police force outfitted half of its fleet of cruisers with a technology that allows officers to track suspects’ vehicles without tailing them at 100 mph
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The officer flipped over a fence running from the fox; his gun went off as he landed, striking his vest
Tyler Technologies’ New World RMS provide role-based information that improves agency efficiency, performance tracking and situational awareness
Ability to use the Boeing S-100 unmanned system in poor weather conditions will significantly decrease dangers to responders
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Numerous federal, state and private grants may be able to support all or part of your FirstNet implementation project
From a new Maglula loader to backpack ballistic armor, the range of new products at this year’s SHOT Show did not disappoint
Consider mobile devices like tablets, smartphones and smartwatches to keep officers linked to communications centers while they’re working in the field
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Cybersecurity may be outside of the day-to-day tasks of most law enforcement officers, but every officer benefits from a secure network, whether they know it or not
Chula Vista’s drones are mostly deployed as first responders during business hours between Mondays and Thursdays
A former corrections officer tells the inside story of the most extensive manhunt in New York state history
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Nuance’s speech recognition solution uses law enforcement lingo, adapts to accents and reduces noise to help officers create incident reports with accuracy, speed and safety
New apps and software are helping make next-generation 911 a reality
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Police were able to deliver a vape pen to the suspect with the help of robot during a standoff
With new technology ranging from transportation to health monitoring, plenty of devices are being debuted that could make the lives of first responders much easier
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Tyler Technologies’ New World CAD system increases service and efficiency for one West Virginia agency
London’s Gatwick Airport - Britain’s second-busiest - reopened Friday after a 36-hour shutdown caused by drone sightings
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