HGpeN - Horizontal Eye Gaze Nystagmus Test

    Feb. 24, 2014
    Related To:
    Officercompic 11318738

    Designed, developed and patented with input from a team of SFST/DRE law enforcement professionals, prosecutors and defense attorneys, the HGpeN implements patented technology based on NHTSA guidelines that takes the guesswork out of properly administering the HGN test.

    Dr. Karl Citek, a widely renowned expert in the field, evaluated the HGpeN and stated it is a “useful device for training law enforcement officers on how to conduct the HGN test”.

    The HGpeN is not only reliable, but simple to use. It assists law enforcement in accurately identifying intoxicated drivers and improves officer testing which ultimately develops solid courtroom testimony and helps reduce overtime costs; but most importantly, it can help save lives.

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