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    Finessingthehighcostofhealthca 10233190
    Controlling escalating costs may be as simple as putting healthier, happier officers on the road
    Oct. 1, 2009
    In this month's cover story, Sara Schreiber reports that as public safety systems carve out special SWAT paramedic teams, yesterday's traditions of keeping fire, EMS and police...
    Oct. 1, 2009
    Photos courtesy of Stalker Radar
    Stalker Radar offers the dash-mounted Stalker DSR (Direction Sensing Radar) 2x. It can simultaneously measure four target zones in stationary mode and two target zones in moving mode.
    Higher accuracy and built-in video: advancements in laser systems make for more convincing enforcement and traffic safety
    Oct. 1, 2009
    Gettingthebigpicture 10233200
    Think of a crime scene as being like a kaleidoscope. Similar to twisting the end, with the kaleidoscope's array of mirrors and colored shapes, the slightest alteration to a fresh...
    Oct. 1, 2009
    This diagram shows a network that connects three IMC customers, their case reports and master names lists.
    "The mobility of our criminals is an increasing concern," says Jason Moen, deputy chief of the Auburn (Maine) Police Department. "We have had criminals go on multi-county crime...
    Oct. 1, 2009
    In Motion’s onBoard Mobile Gateway allows the 320 Tempe (Ariz.) PD officers to access information in their vehicles, effectively turning patrol cars into mobile wireless hotspots.
    Arizona's Tempe Police Department recently deployed a mobile communications solution to provide officers in the field with access to the latest crime fighting tools and information...
    Oct. 1, 2009
    The uproar engendered when a black Harvard professor was arrested by a white Cambridge, Mass., police officer amazed me, particularly when President Obama condemned the officer...
    Oct. 1, 2009