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In the same way body cameras have been a game-changer for law enforcement operations, UAVs will revolutionize many aspects of police work. According to an April 2017 report from the Bard Institute, at least 347 state and local police, sheriff, fire and EMS departments in the U.S. have acquired UAVs, with local law enforcement leading public safety drone acquisitions.

This special coverage series takes an in-depth look at considerations for police departments looking to implement a UAS program, case studies of UAS in action, how to handle community concerns and much more.

For law enforcement applications, broadband wireless technology enables police agencies to outfit their officers with pocket-sized handheld devices that have capabilities that officers used to have to travel to the station to access.

This special report focuses on emerging technologies in law enforcement today. From crafting policy to tactical considerations, this series of articles features expert analysis on soundwave technology, facial recognition software, handheld narcotics analyzers, the future of traffic stops, how constitutional law impacts the collection of data for investigations, and how advancements in biometric technologies will help improve correctional facilities.

The Leadership Beat column is part of Police1’s Police Leader Playbook. In these Q&As, veteran police leaders reflect on their early days in leadership roles and offer advice, while newer leaders detail their experiences taking on a new position.

Join Police1 for a comprehensive exploration of effective leadership in law enforcement. Each installment delves into a specific aspect of leadership, offering insights and practical strategies for police leaders to enhance their skills.

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The Airway and Transit Policing topic is aimed at the law enforcers who keep our transit systems safe.