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In an effort to combat gun violence, the department has made technological advances -- including the expansion of a gunshot detection system and crime cameras on the street
The cameras would be able to pick up on differences in the temperature between guns and human bodies
The deployment of the device is to increase officer, suspect and civilian safety
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The virtual assistant collects voice audio to help find answers
It’s the first time the use of cell tower simulators, known as stingrays, has reached a federal appellate court
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Critics worry that no matter how good the cameras on drones are — they can’t compete with the two officers on each helicopter flight
The device has a 360-degree motion sensor that tracks movement within a 25-foot radius
The officer created the app to prevent encounters from going wrong
The Binghamton Police Department is one of the first in the country to install this model of on-board cameras
Managing IT projects requires a tremendous amount of attention to detail and strong communications skills
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Once a vehicle is tagged with a dart, officers can track the location and movements of the vehicle through a mapping portal
In their ongoing effort to slow speeding drivers, police are getting more detailed data, allowing timely enforcement in areas where speeding poses the most danger
The surveillance plane used by Baltimore police was likely flying above the city when at least nine homicides and 21 shootings occurred on the streets
A new patent shows car sensors can recognize police lights and will move the vehicle to the side of the road when an emergency vehicle is passing
The federal investment of $24,835 for the City of Poughkeepsie Police will be used to enhance computer abilities in police vehicles
FirstNet will give first responders a high-speed broadband connection to communicate with others
This free whitepaper explores how better scheduling practices can promote safer work environments
A legal look at a modern deadly force technology
Police agencies that want to increase their effectiveness while holding the budgetary line should consider acquiring a predictive policing software solution
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Learn how Hitachi’s Visualization Platform helps agencies make sense of the myriad data and video collected by officers on the street and third-party camera systems.
TASER and Axon have unveiled their first annual law enforcement technology report
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