Videos |
January 22, 2013 |
L3 Mobile Vision’s Auto Evidence Management
| L3 explains its automated evidence lifecycle management at IACP 2012. Any network connected device can manage video, audio, etc. files to organize critical evidence. L3 engineers to the needs of the end users, for any sized fleet. |
December 21, 2012 |
Man assaults officer with key, police are puzzled
| A seemingly compliant man suddenly attacks, severely hurting an officer |
December 09, 2012 |
Ex-Ohio cop hopes DNA proves innocence
| Arguments are set to begin Monday in the case of a former Ohio police captain whose ex-wife was killed in 1997. He says new DNA evidence proves his innocence. |
December 09, 2012 |
How Seattle Police found Cafe Racer Killer
| Two officers receive Medal of Courage for recognizing and confronting murderer. |
November 21, 2012 |
Suspect cries 'you have the wrong guy'
| Suspected arrested for a murder committed two years ago claims he was sought based purely on rumors, and that he's innocent |
October 10, 2012 |
Denver police investigate fatal shooting
| Denver police are investigating a shooting that killed one person. |
October 14, 2011 |
GPS Tracking by LandAirSea Aids Murder Investigation
| This murder investigation concluded with the conviction of George Ford found guilty. |
March 08, 2011 |
Forensics technology for TASER application
| When an officer deploys a TASER, some information is forensically stored on the device, but some information is not. For example, whether or not the discharge was a hit, a miss, or a partial discharge, has not — until now — been easily identifiable. Officer Chris Myers of the Seattle Police Department explains how one of the forensics experts with the Washington State Patrol Crime Laboratory has devised a new way to determine the approximate length of a TASER discharge by looking at the TASER probe itself. |
March 08, 2011 |
Don't let your gloves give you away
| During an arrest, many suspects will see the common medical gloves — colored in blue and green and white — as a cue of imminent arrest. You may be able to deter and immediate threat from this by disguising your gloves. There are solutions available on the market that are harder to notice as being medical gloves which are at least worth looking into. |
