The highly contagious virus has made law enforcement agencies rethink how they can work with either minimal or no physical contact. Technology has certainly been playing a key role:

Several law enforcement agencies are now starting to believe that 5G can enhance officers’ work, so let’s look into some examples…

Law enforcement agencies around the globe have been deploying robots and drones to remotely enforce quarantine restrictions. Let’s look at some examples.

Recently, agencies have been adopting innovative strategies and environmentally friendly technology to lower their CO2 emissions and increase the use of clean energies. In this article, we look at some examples…

Here’s how these three uses of AI have helped police departments to fight crime in cities across the world…

Kustom Signals, Inc.´s Vantage body-worn video camera can now replace the standard wireless transmitter for Eyewitness HD in-car video, creating a truly integrated and associated system between body-worn video and in-car video systems.

The use of body cameras by police have widely reported benefits and negatives, but more and more police departments and lawmakers are choosing to see the positives of such transparent technology.

Innovations in modern police cruisers (and those of the future) play a key role to fight crime, protect and serve the community. In this article, we look at technology that is increasing in its use.

Almost 11 million people are held in penal institutions throughout the world, of which nearly 20% (2.12 million people) were incarcerated in the US (followed by China with 1.65 million).

The home security and smart home company, Ring Inc., is changing the face of neighborhood policing. Just 4 months ago, it was reported that Amazon’s Ring doorbell has partnered with over 400 police forces across the United States.