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If you think rugged hardware with top-notch processing power is out of reach for your agency, here’s a handful of reasons to think again
“It takes a lot of the danger out,” said Chief Nate Allen about the robot that can climb stairs and haul more than 250 pounds
Planes circling above the city increased the agency’s arrest rate by 5% over 3 months, researchers found
The agency hopes the pilot program will allow officials to intervene before an officer is involved in an incident that could hurt their own health or people in the community
By next year, the city expects to deploy a sound sensor system called ShotSpotter
While the cameras have come to be seen as a police ally, the FBI warned in a document that they could actually hinder officers’ safety
Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones said the drone will be valuable in recovering evidence from the water and checking to see if people are trapped in a submerged vehicle
Offerings range from peer intervention virtual reality training to a transformed 911 experience
The advisory guidance aims to help non-federal public and private entities better understand federal laws and regulations related to UAS operations
On-premise technology is increasingly inadequate for handling the scale of material associated with these cases
Agencies that familiarize themselves with extremists’ cyber haunts stand a better chance of uncovering potential problems before they materialize
The app, called Cordico Shield, has been shown to improve morale and attendance in other departments where it’s used, officials said
The integration of the two technologies will get first responders detailed information about the crash before they arrive on scene
In court, whether BWC video captures a complete or just a partial recording of a force event has “a profound impact” on an accused officer’s fate
Users can provide their home address, describe their vehicles and give information about any medical conditions, disabilities and allergies
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott says the biometric technology is one of many investigative tools used by his department
The department is projected to spend $25 million over five years for 5,200 cameras
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The Richland County Sheriff’s Department and Columbia Police Department have charged over 80 people with crimes related to George Floyd protests
The livestream zooms in on protesters, making them vulnerable to face surveillance technology, the ACLU contends
3 officers may not recover sight in eyes that were hit with lasers at Portland protests, said Deputy Director of Operations Richard Cline
The officers were charged with falsifying records in the database known as CalGang
Getac’s new B360 notebook is MIL-SPEC rugged while providing the power and brightness to handle any computational challenge in the field
‘Live 911' allows officers to listen in on 911 calls as they come into dispatch
Google reports that geofence warrant requests jumped 1,500% from 2017 to 2018, and another 500% last year
Focus on specific use cases and proven technologies to help address community concerns about AI tools like facial recognition
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Use of the company’s Rekognition software platform will be suspended for one year in the hopes Congress will have “enough time to implement appropriate rules”
By deploying speaker-equipped drones, a California PD reduced the time it took to communicate with 26 homeless encampments from 2 days to 3 hours
