Technology

The draft policy's advancement prompted an outcry; the vote is scheduled for Nov. 29

To date this year, the Hamilton County drone team has used the aircraft in around 670 missions for a total of nearly 500 miles flown

All criminals will eventually leave a digital footprint that police can use to find, track, or obtain evidence

Young women between the ages of 14 and 18 walked through various virtual training scenarios to experience a day in the life of a police officer

Talks first began in 2015 regarding the implementation of body cameras and in-car dashboard cameras at the Olympia Police Department

Learn how technology will shape the future of public safety operations, based on results of the second annual Verizon Frontline Public Safety Communications survey

According to a recent survey, 74% of respondents say agency employees currently are not well-equipped to investigate cryptocurrency-related crime. However, they’re seeing a rise in criminal activity.

From improving communication to making that communication more informed, cloud technology can make policing speedier and more accurate

Political ideology or financial motives were behind nearly every observed cyberattack on law enforcement

The suspects caused a pile up after they crashed into a Metrobus suddenly and a squad car crashed into the back of their vehicle

The VR training provides officers with hands-on person-in-crisis training; arms users with de-escalation skills

How to put together a successful application, whether your agency is expanding a current program or starting from scratch

Micro Focus media analysis tools save officer time and reduce undesirable viewing, relying on human confirmation

LEOs can connect virtually, experience immersive training and overcome physical geographic barriers during investigations

Kevin McMahill offered drones as a quicker way to respond to ShotSpotter notifications in chronic hotspots