NYPD looks to GPS bottles to combat pill bandits 3
By Tom Hays Associated Press NEW YORK — Police in New York City plan to combat the theft of painkillers and other highly addictive prescription medicines by asking pharmacies around the city to hide ...
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Wyo. police consider GPS to track stalkers6
By Kelsey Bray Wyoming Tribune-Eagle CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Criminal justice officials across the country are working on a new way to protect victims of domestic violence and stalking. Programs are being ...
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More alternatives to GPS1
This space has featured a couple of stories on navigational aids inside and outside of buildings, including finding the location of someone in a strictly-indoor environment , and the unexpected consequences ...
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Police embracing tech that predicts crimes2
By Heather Kelly CNN.com For something that predicts the future, the software is deceptively simple looking. A map of a city is marked up with small red squares, each indicating a 500-by-500-foot zone ...
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SF police get 'Bat Computer'2
By PoliceOne Staff SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco police will be using a new tablet app that lets officers scan plates, upload photos, dictate reports and pin locations in real-time to better predict ...
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A GPS system for indoor environments
When I was a cop, one could interrupt any conversation with an announcement of “I’ve got IPS” and get everyone’s immediate attention. “IPS” was our local shorthand for ...
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Hyperlocal mobile alert app for police 1
Using industry-leading geo-fencing and geo-targeting, mobile alerts to citizens can become more accurate, more relevant, more meaningful, and more actionable. ...
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Stolen GPS leads Chicago police to suspect
UPI CHICAGO — Authorities in Chicago said a suspect in a $17,000 Radio Shack robbery was tracked down through a GPS device that was part of the loot. Assistant State's Attorney Wendy Caceres ...
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GPS tracking ruling could impact Calif. arson case4
By Ryan Olson Chico Enterprise-RecordOROVILLE, Calif. — The attorney representing a Magalia man charged for a series of fires on the upper Paradise ridge said he will challenge evidence obtained ...
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Product Review: SilverCloud GPS tracker from LandAirSea1
The recent 9-0 Supreme Court decision in U.S. v. Jones undoubtedly creates a Fourth Amendment hurdle for investigations, but that issue notwithstanding, one device merits a look by any agency interested in using GPS tracking technology. ...
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Officials: Broadband plan would disrupt GPS
By Joan Lowy Associated PressWASHINGTON — Tests show that even the modified plans of the company LightSquared to start up a national high-speed wireless broadband network would cause harmful interference ...
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GPS system in taxi helps police nab cab thief
By Allison Horton and Lisa Donovan Chicago Sun-TimesCHICAGO — The keys in the ignition, a thief made off with an empty cab Sunday morning parked outside a Gold Coast coffee shop. But thanks to equally ...
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