Technology
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Smarter hires, instant reporting and more — learn how AI is changing the face of law enforcement
By integrating AI into police training programs, agencies can enhance the proficiency of their personnel, reduce police training costs and better prepare officers for the complex realities of modern policing
For more than two decades, Police1 has delivered training content for LEOs. We asked our long-time columnists to discuss how police training has evolved during that time
Four technologies that agencies can quickly deploy to help raise the bar in hiring and training along with corrections and policy management practices
It’s the first time a major league sports team has funded police safety technology for their community, Axon officials said
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The pandemic will solidify new best practices for agencies to manage a disaster that inhibits physical EOC operations
Recognizing that many records management systems fall short, one veteran officer decided to make a system designed for the ways cops work, and what law enforcement agencies need
All agencies deserve an easy-to-use, out-of-the-box solution they can afford and grow with
Platform RMS is a cloud-based, end-to-end records management system that allows police agencies of any size to manage incidents – from arrest to prosecution and adjudication
A Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson said the technology is exclusively used in criminal investigations, not surveillance
The Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office is now close to compliance with a new state law that requires bodycams for LEOs
When properly used, it can help every sworn officer uphold their sworn oath to integrity
Drones are becoming a key tool for the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office in documenting crime scenes, finding missing people and assisting with routine problems
The man had fled days earlier while on electronic monitoring and pointed a gun at cops
The exoskeleton uniform of the near future aims to increase decision-making time and safety for officers and decrease the need to go hands-on
The ban comes after some officers and members of the public have suffered temporary or permanent eye damage
When the Torrance Police Department launched its drone program, little did the agency know the many ways drones would be used
Rigorous and comparable evaluations, such as NIST’s sUAS Standard Test Methods, help ‘raise the bar’ on remote pilot credentialing
For technology to be useful, it must be available quickly, and officers have to be trained in its use
Whether you are the school resource officer on campus or an off-campus responder, access to current information regarding a critical incident is essential
During an active shooter event or other act of mass violence, getting eyes on the scene is essential for command decisions
An arena wired with a range of leading-edge sensors including video, audio, particulate sensors and occupancy detectors demonstrates an essential use case
Educating civilians about mass violence prevention and investigation technology procurement and policy development
In the future, it is conceivable that drones could be first responders to active shooter incidents
Not every 911 call will be answered with a drone, but Brookhaven police say it will give officers more flexibility, availability and information
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Responder Corp, RapidSOS, the Orleans Parish Communication District and the Western Fire Chiefs Association were awarded the grant to develop the R2 Network
Extended battery life, improved connectivity and the ability to record after the fact are key advantages offered by the WatchGuard V300 bodycam from Motorola Solutions
This on-demand webinar series highlights four technologies agencies can quickly deploy to help raise the bar in hiring, training, corrections and policy management practices
The scene is preserved for as long as the police department needs it, even to use as evidence in a court case
Officials said the 911eye system will equip first responders with important details about a scene, such as the color of smoke or severity of a car crash
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