Tom Chittum discusses gunshot detection technology, plus the proliferation of ghost guns

Tom Chittum discusses gunshot detection technology, plus the proliferation of ghost guns

Can't make it to the IACP conference?

Can't make it to the IACP conference?

IACP 2023 preview: How effective interaction with Muslim, Middle Eastern populations can increase recruitment, officer safety and police-community relations

IACP 2023 preview: How effective interaction with Muslim, Middle Eastern populations can increase recruitment, officer safety and police-community relations

1,500 courses and videos for every training need. Download a brochure now!

1,500 courses and videos for every training need. Download a brochure now!

The flip side of fair and impartial policing

The flip side of fair and impartial policing

National Policing Institute honors legendary law enforcement leaders Charles H. Ramsey, Lee P. Brown

National Policing Institute honors legendary law enforcement leaders Charles H. Ramsey, Lee P. Brown

The new era of law enforcement: Civilianization

The new era of law enforcement: Civilianization

Heavy fanny pack, oddly carried, justified frisk

Heavy fanny pack, oddly carried, justified frisk

Who controls the rental car?

Who controls the rental car?

Enhancing patrol response to barricaded subjects: A three-step strategy

Enhancing patrol response to barricaded subjects: A three-step strategy

How an Ind. PD's unique arsenal of technology keeps its officers safe in the field

How an Ind. PD's unique arsenal of technology keeps its officers safe in the field

5 ways a Texas PD is ensuring their responders are mentally and physically fit from recruits to retirees

5 ways a Texas PD is ensuring their responders are mentally and physically fit from recruits to retirees

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Tom Chittum discusses gunshot detection technology, plus the proliferation of ghost guns

Special Report: Mobile Apps

Special Report: Mobile Apps

This month we’re investigating mobile applications designed specifically for — and in some cases, conceived by — law enforcement officers. Tim Dees has put together a pair of roundup articles on apps developed for the two major operating systems, and I’ve examined how two law enforcement agencies are already using a brand new mobile application.A roundtable of industry experts discuss how mobile apps are affecting LEOs.

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On-demand webinar: Turning disparate data into an actual investigation: Examining online criminal communication
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Understand how your agency can benefit from data deep-dive analysis
Kentucky cops stay safe with new mobile app
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Changing light bars and signals remotely helps keep La Grange officers on the scene, not in their cars
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The future of connected vehicles in public safety
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Cradlepoint

Essential features to plan for now
PoliceOne Roundtable: Are mobile apps safe for duty use?
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Myriad smartphone programs help cops with everything from on-the-fly translation of Miranda warnings to updates on the FBI’s Most Wanted
Mobile app aims to save lives with targeted alerts
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The Ping4 app and service is highly configurable for users on both Apple iOS and Android-based mobile phones
4 helpful police smartphone apps for Android
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Android is a friendlier platform for developers, so you get a wide variety of applications
3 great, cheap police iPhone apps
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The more costly ones are only $3.99

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