Police Radar News & Articles
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How to use dash-cam video for police officer training
LE training expert Dave Smith shares how agencies can best utilize video for police training
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2018 Guide to Grants for Traffic Calming and Management Solutions [eBook]
Learn how to find and apply for grants to increase safety and maximize resources with connected devices and cloud-based technology
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Spotlight: Kustom Signals Inc., your complete traffic safety equipment source
More than 50 years of innovation and dedication to your Agency’s success have made Kustom Signals a leading, globally recognized brand in law enforcement
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Man fights speeding ticket with deer defense
A man fighting a speeding ticket in court had a unique explanation — the officer's radar gun may have picked up a deer
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Technology helps Conn. cops catch speeding drivers
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
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Spotlight: MPH Industries provides budget-friendly solutions for police agencies
The Ranger EZ prevents mistakes and allows for positive identification
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W.Va. police department receives federal grant for new radar units
The $22,237 Byrne JAG grant will be used to buy new radar units for Bluefield police
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Video: 'Star Wars' actor engages SC cops in high-speed pursuit
Police have released video of the high-speed pursuit that occurred last week
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'Star Wars' actor arrested after high-speed pursuit
Deputies say actor Jake Lloyd led them on a high-speed pursuit at speeds of more than 100 mph
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Controversy rises over police radars that 'see through walls'
These radar detectors use radio waves to determine if someone is inside a home and whether they are moving
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Why Obama's bodycam initiative won't work
Some projects can be funded on a one-and-done basis - providing agencies with body cameras is not one of them
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Radar-like device helps police detect texting drivers
The device, which would work much like a radar gun, could differentiate whether the occupants of a vehicle are texting or talking on their phone
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Spotlight: DragonEye Technology specializes in speed enforcement
The company aims to make Lidar units compact enough for field use, but accurate enough for traffic court
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Through-the-wall sensor technology a potential life-saver
This tool would increase situational awareness in tactical and rescue situations for police and other first responders
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Mass. police broadcast 'what it takes to be a cop'
Videos that debut on the department's social media pages show what the life of a cop is like for aspiring recruits
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Ohio courts knocking down construction-zone enforcement penalties
Newspaper's analysis shows most fines reduced or dismissed for those who go to court; Lt. says officers feel they are being second-guessed by courts, prosecutors
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Border Patrol to test surveillance balloons
Large, tethered devices called aerostats will take flight to see if they help with border monitoring
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Ohio police transition to smaller cruisers
Officers will need to adapt to storing thousands of dollars of equipment in smaller cars
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Video: New radar detects drivers who follow too closely
State law requires drivers traveling 35 miles per hour or faster to have at least two seconds of following distance
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