Technology
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) — commonly known as drones — have become a valuable tool for law enforcement agencies across the nation
Lauder’s support of Revelen.ai’s ShotOptix is helping officers solve gun crimes in minutes with real-time ballistics intelligence — boosting clearance rates without expanding budgets
From pilot staffing to community transparency, a successful DFR program demands strategic planning and smart investment — here’s what every agency needs to consider
Evolving from community skepticism to buy-in
Despite several “incomplete” 911 calls, Akron dispatchers pinpointed the man’s location using “Prepared Live” technology
After a two hour standoff, the robot dog helped LAPD confirm that the man, who was carrying a gun, was asleep on the bus
“We believe it’s a solid investment to keep our officers and citizens safe” Support Services Director Paul Vanderplow said
Key findings from the Verizon Frontline Public Safety Communications survey
Departments put their officers in the best position to succeed when they have a real-time grasp of their own data and can operationalize it to meet community needs
Data sharing by and between police agencies is needed more than ever, but that process requires sensitivity and finesse
The new holsters come with a device that uses bluetooth technology to automatically activate an officer’s body camera when the gun is drawn
“This is not the time to run away, but it’s a time to run towards, and properly govern, AI,” Mayor Eric Adams said during an Oct. 16 press conference
An AI-assisted recap of an IACP presentation about the opportunities, capabilities and risks of artificial intelligence in law enforcement and an immediate action checklist for police chiefs
Remote pilots can initiate Skydio X10 drone flights ready for launch by local agencies or take control of missions in progress from anywhere via web browser
Despite its rugged nature, the tablet maintains a lightweight profile with a 2.2-pound chassis
On-demand webinar: Old challenges, new solutions: Using technology for police recruitment and hiring
Current trends and what the future holds
Learn about the most common threats the industry is facing
The Lafayette PD uses technology like video game engines to train on consequence management, drones in the sky and a digital coaching platform
“When you are talking about gunfire in urban areas, time is of the essence.”
Chief Philip Lukens has a simple goal: Allow computers to do computer work and humans to do human work
The robot, which is leased to the NYPD, will be accompanied by uniformed officers who are trained on how to use K5
The app, called Safe Stop, works on a two-way connection where the driver would start the call with the deputy after being pulled over
How to integrate existing technology, hire and train personnel, overcome budget challenges and educate the community
Advancement enabling innovation
Since June, six radios have been stolen; of those six, two have been recovered and four are still missing
The new devices have a greater range, which LAPD says could help officers more easily control uncooperative people and prevent the use of deadly force
Cognyte’s NEXYTE decision intelligence platform offers innovative solutions for the transformation of raw data into actionable insights
The Collier County Sheriff’s Office rolled out a new technology that will allow callers to send media directly to dispatchers during 911 calls
By investing in the health of their officers, the New Castle County PD gains a more resilient and effective organization capable of serving their community
A majority of first responder agencies lack necessary funds for purchasing equipment and technology
Good armory management involves keeping costs down without compromising your operational capabilities
