License Plate Reader
Automated license plate recognition (ALPR) technology is an important tool in a police department’s arsenal, helping agencies solve a variety of crimes more efficiently than ever before. Review what the research says about the benefits of license plate reader systems, learn how ALPR data is driving intelligence-led policing, and read about lessons learned from agencies worldwide that have already deployed the technology.
The choice of technology investments must reflect not just the vision of leadership but also the insights and needs of the officers on the ground
Meet Andrea Cortez, a 17-year law enforcement veteran and analyst at Elk Grove (Calif.) Police Department’s Real-Time Information Center
Tech Pulse in Focus: Police1 talks with Andrea Cortez about Elk Grove’s Real-Time Information Center
Andrea Cortez is a 17-year law enforcement veteran and analyst at Elk Grove (Calif.) Police Department’s Real-Time Information Center
Drivers alter the plates to make them unreadable to toll cameras and dodge fees; N.Y. Gov. Kathy Hochul, NYC Mayor Eric Adams and law enforcement officials announced initial results of the crackdown March 11
Dayton and Kettering police said the ALPRs have been invaluable in helping solve crimes
With over 100 smart streetlight cameras and ALPR systems now operational, here’s how the San Diego Police Department is leveraging tech to solve crime
For a typical agency, the addition of one Flock Safety LPR camera per sworn officer is associated with a 9.1% increase in the clearance rate of crimes
“I think we’re going to be able to rescue more children and human trafficking victims that we wouldn’t normally know about,” Capt. Peschong said
How Utility’s LPR solutions are setting new standards in public safety and policing efficiency
“It not only enables us to catch people, but it keeps our officers safe day in and day out,” Police Chief Harold Medina said
Of particular value to law enforcement are the RPLATE’s automated registration and GPS tracking features
The money will be put toward advanced camera technology, license plate readers, a speed enforcement van and more technologies
The right hardware, right software and right partners can create a powerful framework for fighting all types of crime
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Why technology is the key to avoiding the next 9/11 and MCI preparedness
NYPD’s strategy is aimed at avoiding high-speed pursuits by tracking vehicles with technology like license-plate readers, trapping them at traffic choke points
Police officials say the cameras will be installed in public places, where there is no expectation of privacy; and they will only be accessed to investigate serious crimes
Policy-based recording and AI-assisted automation let officers do more with less, more safely
“In the end, it takes police officers with a gun and a badge and a ballistic vest to go take these individuals into custody,” the Cobb police chief said
Powered by AI, this system is a valuable investment for police departments
Funds will help the department with technology and records upgrades, as well as support recruitment, retention and training
The chief credits his detectives’ tenacity to solve crime, as well as technology the department is utilizing
Watch a proactive individual in a real-time crime center actively monitor a location for criminal activity
Make sure your RTCC is prepared to manage your growing use of technology-driven policing
Compared to other nations, the U.S. is a far more dangerous place for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists
Layering the latest tools and following four key steps can help you get a handle on problem locations
Philadelphia police officials acknowledge the department lacks automated plate readers and other technology to trace cars with faked tags
