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Modern e-citation systems let officers scan, sign and send in less time, boosting safety and accuracy
Veritone’s investigative suite surfaces the most pertinent evidence for human review, speeding cases to resolution and helping reduce vicarious trauma
Safe Fleet Nexus empowers officers and administrators with the tools they need to securely handle digital evidence without complexity or delay
TASER and Axon have unveiled their first annual law enforcement technology report
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A regional bomb squad supervisor provides several examples of how a robot can be used to help bomb technicians render-safe IEDs from a safe distance
The SLCPD used core components of CompStat to succeed, such as timely and accurate information, rapid deployment of resources, effective tactics and relentless follow-up
Gaps in information sharing led the DOJ to push for agencies to adopt intelligence-led policing. Here are a few examples of agencies that have deployed the strategy.
Sharing information across multiple agencies can be aided by intelligence-led policing strategies. Just don’t get tripped up by these common mistakes.
Deputy Ricardo Cueva’s work as a member of the King County (Wash.) Sheriff’s Office is a prime example of the impact cops can have in their community
Established and emerging social media tools make getting the word out about smartphone theft prevention easier than ever
How tactical teams are leveraging technology and how you can do the same
Keeping on the cutting edge of policing strategies like CompStat and Stratified Policing led the Port St. Lucie Police Department to leverage the Adventos SmartForce Agency Management System to turn its investigation process into a dynamic, real-time discussion.
Looking to solve the information gap? Here’s how Adventos’ police-centric workforce and information sharing software tool helps police departments work smarter
The Richland (Wash.) Police Dept. chief’s experience with public-private partnerships led to a recommendation from Microsoft to use the Adventos SmartForce Agency Management System to create a more efficient, communicative organization
Check out the results of our Police1 survey, which found cops are more than ready to switch to tablets to access data.
Trijicon, known for their high-end scopes, takes a shot at a more affordable price
StreamQuik’s VidAware suite of live streaming solutions helps officers view crime scenes in real time, and share them to coordinate a multi-agency response
The future of policing is here, and it requires both mentalities to be successful
Body cameras are pervasive and so are the policies on how to use them. Use these tips to make sure your policy is on the right track.
Some of the most important process changes are related to storage, including how long to retain video and chain-of-custody procedures.
Read about some of the features of the ECHO body camera that makes it stand out from the rest
Safariland experts explain how the Robotex Avatar can deploy its Tri-Chamber distraction devices.
What your department needs to know about cloud storage and digital evidence management
By incorporating feedback from actual cops, one company finds a winning strategy
The Apex pant combines tactical appeal with a surprising level of comfort
Software technology is a must-have but costs money. Here are a few ways to find grants and private funding to pay for an upgrade at your department.
Departments may hurt their operations by sticking to paper tracking versus investing in software
Police pursuits are inherently dangerous. Here’s a new tool developed by a California cop that can help avoid them.
A recent Police1 survey found agencies still have not adopted software to track firearms. Here’s one cop-designed software solution that can change that trend.
As tablets become increasingly ubiquitous, so does the technology that supports them in patrol cars
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.
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