Justice & Public Safety
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The Laredo Police Department is expanding its use of artificial intelligence across several incoming programs — a move teased by Chief Miguel Rodriguez during last week's State of the City address.
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Local law enforcement praises the devices, hundreds of which are in place, for helping solve crimes. Privacy and surveillance concerns, however, persist among critics and industry watchers.
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Following a demonstration, the police interceptor with the device tracked a stolen vehicle plate and two suspects were taken into custody
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State legislators begin to recognize need for new technology
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Ocho Rios, Jamaica Sept. 26-28
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The planned $5.4 million facility will help local firefighters, police officers and emergency service personnel access the life-saving preparation needed to do their jobs and meet growing homeland security responsibilities
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DNA testing funds bill has been signed into law, others await the governor's signature
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Seventy-four school districts to use funds to help improve crisis management
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Includes $496,000 to create the Oregon Wireless Interoperability Network
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Wireless connections are "a vehicle to increase public safety"
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Organizations representing every state in the nation are promoting emergency preparedness through hundreds of events and activities in communities across the country
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Puts critical tools in the hands of first responders
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Effort to address the 22% increase over last year of incidents in Minneapolis of police officers being dispatched to investigate shots fired
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Will offer universal broadband wireless Internet access to all Silicon Valley residents, employees and visitors spanning 42 municipalities and nearly 1,500 square miles
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Interoperable data communication standards enable efficient and coordinated emergency response.
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Lightning strike destroyed the KILI tower in Porcupine so it is no longer capable of broadcasting in an emergency.
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"To fight identity theft, law enforcement, business and consumers must work together"
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Boston Police Department Pilots program that will further improve access and information sharing among immigration and law enforcement
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"The only reason to leave information on microfilm is if you want to be certain that no one ever looks at it! It's ridiculous, but clearly that's the intention here"
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Chosen for its flexibility, affordability, and the ease with which the core platform can be expanded further
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