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The patrol time machine
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Deputies with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department will time travel this year. No time circuits or flux capacitors are needed, though, just the help of a defense technology company that specializes in electronics and mission systems integration, Raytheon Co. By 2013, the agency will fast-forward the technology aboard its vehicles 1980s-era nearly three decades to modern-day devices, to include Panasonic Toughbooks with Internet access and law enforcement-specific applications like...
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  • The patrol time machine
    The patrol time machine

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