July, 2007

wireless tracking device not only aids law enforcement agencies monitoring offenders on house arrest or probation, it also provides a victim safety measure.

When would anyone switch their firearm from dominant hand to non-dominant hand?

I have to ask — why aren't more departments doing this?

In the following excerpt, Maj. Mike Copeland, chief deputy at the Franklin County (Missouri) Sheriff's Department, sums up the value of information sharing. It's a good read ...

With cell phones ringing everywhere, agencies need to know how to answer this new call of duty

You've arrested someone for disorderly conduct, but he has no identification on his person. How do you know if he has a medical condition impacting his behavior, if he's wanted...

The changing face of forensic DNA analysis

The Los Angeles Regional Common Operational Picture Program employs technologies to improve off-site emergency operations communications