Month: June 2009

This posting of new member applications is published pursuant to the provisions of the IACP Constitution & Rules, Article II, Section 2(c). If any active member in good standing objects to any ap...

The Police Chief keeps you on the cutting edge of law enforcement technology with monthly product announcements. For free in-depth information, visit us online, or circle the appropriate Reader Servic...

Where do the good ideas come from? In this column, we offer our readers the opportunity to learn about — and benefit from — some of the cutting-edge technologies being implemented by law enforceme...

he state of Arizona can always be counted on to provide U.S. Supreme Court decisions that change the way law enforcement officers do business, and Arizona v. Gant, decided April 21, 2009, is no except...

utomated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) technology is one of the hottest technologies in the law enforcement community today. With the increased deployment of this technology around the United State...

ong before a jury foreman announces a case’s verdict in open court, the fate of the case’s digital multimedia evidence (DME) has been set by the digital asset management (DAM) policies of the law ...

he Eugene, Oregon, Police Department (EPD) is a progressive crime-fighting agency. The organization combines old-fashioned policing with a philosophy of using technology in ways that best serve the ci...

Deputy Superintendent William G. Gross Boston, Massachusetts, Police Department IMGXYZ2648IMGZYXDeputy Superintendent Gross, a 26-year veteran of the Boston Police Department, began his career in Area...