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| Fusion Centers: A New Tool for Street Cops | |
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By Ken Bouche, PoliceOne contributor Sponsored by Cisco Systems |
Television often depicts solving crime as a simple process of collecting clues, entering information in a computer, and arresting the bad guy. Unfortunately, real cops know access to information is not that simple.This could all change with the help of a new tool available to street cops in almost every state ... Full Story |
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| ICRI™- Incident Commanders' Radio Interface™ The ICRI 2P-E (2 Port – Environmental) is a lightweight, portable repeater that enhances emergency responders' command & control communications in buildings, below grade, and other non-line-of-sight emergency situations. The 2P-E also 'bridges' any two incompatible radio, cell, satellite, and landline phones, providing interoperability. |
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| Will 2008 be the year LE embraces technology? | |
By Kris Kaull PoliceOne and EMS1 Editor |
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| Looking back on the past 15 years, I'd like to say that I've seen the same monumental changes in law enforcement and emergency response that I've seen in the world of technology. Unfortunately, the pubic safety profession tends to be reactive rather than proactive when it comes to embracing technology. There are many new ideas, concepts and gadgets currently on the market that can change the way we police work is done. But, we like to do what we have always done. Change is painful ... Full Story |
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Technology in the News
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Rash of ID thefts overwhelms Calif. police |
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, Calif. — Identity theft is the fastest-growing crime in the country, with 8.3 million Americans victimized in 2005, according to a survey released this week by the Federal Trade Commission. As technology has advanced, so has the criminal element, capable of stealing financial information with a touch of a hand ... Full Story Also in the News: Tex. officers chasing information through high-speed networks
LAPD scoots into the future Colo. police required to preserve biological evidence
GPS helps crack case in killing, LAPD says Police testing handheld meth detectors |
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| PoliceOne Technology Tips | |
| Mug shots made easy | Cell phone data mining |
Given how many mug shots police take, this process needs to be as streamlined as possible. Here, a P1 member recommends a system to help you organize both mugs and master files ... Read tip 
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 Cell phone seizures are a great way to gather intel. Data may be retained on the telephone itself, in removable media, or at the service provider. When seizing cell phones, keep the following things in mind ... Read tip Submit a tip to PoliceOne |
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Laser Technology Unveils the LTI 20/20 TruSpeed™ [Laser Technology, Inc.] Tait's Latest P25 Innovations Deliver a Broad Digital Offering with the Most Comprehensive Customizable P25 Solution [Tait Radio Communications] WatchGuard Shifts to 2nd Generation DV-1 [WatchGuard Video] Strix Systems Leads the Wireless Mesh Network Industry [Strix Systems, Inc.] |
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