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Technologies That Are Transforming Law Enforcement

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Police are critical to keeping us safe when disasters strike, and that importance will only grow as climate change forces more emergencies. By the middle of the century, California’s Olimson Institute estimates that 75 percent of US police officers will be employed in urban areas. The big cities that house them are likely to become even less hospitable in coming years, as rising temperatures and sea levels force residents inland. The urgency of these challenges has prompted some designers to  encourage communities to become more self-sufficient during crises , but that’s unlikely to be feasible for cities that cannot even keep themselves in power or water today. In such a highly disrupted future, police will remain critically important for keeping civilian safety and maintaining order. As difficult as the job is today, it’s likely to get more so in the future. Even high-end smart glasses and body cameras are no match for the powers of human augmentation and sensory enhancement that...

Law Enforcement Mobile App

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  According to a study, law enforcement mobile apps /   police apps   are used by more than 70 percent of U.S. police departments. These apps help police monitor incidents, gather evidence, collect data, and interact with the community. These apps can also assist police in solving complex cases by organizing collected data and helping track missing persons or unidentified bodies. The latest law enforcement mobile apps offer advanced features to simplify the detectives’ work by automating routine tasks and offering them accurate real-time data. These apps also provide detectives with current data about missing people such as age, weight, and height, which helps them identify missing persons more quickly.  Popular  Law enforcement Mobile Apps : Detective apps Detectives always need to keep track of ongoing cases. To do so, they write down information on paper forms or in notebooks. However, this means they cannot access the information they previously wrote down ...