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NYPD Community Response Teams do not properly document Terry stops. Based on a review of body-worn camera videos, the Monitor found 13 Terry stops, which require a stop report, that had been classified as Level 2 encounters, for which stop reports are optional. Of those 13 stops, only 4 were properly reported. Read the Monitor’s Twenty-Fifth Report here: https://lnkd.in/eNfzb_3Z

P&HCC has received two grants to support surveillance camera upgrades on campus. P&HCC received $47,149 for surveillance camera upgrades from Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services and $10,000 from the Virginia Help Eliminate Auto Theft Fund to purchase surveillance cameras. “Not only will this enhance the security and safety of P&HCC's campus, but it will also boost the security of the service region and allow the campus to assist law enforcement in the city of Martinsville and Henry County, Virginia. We look forward to implementing these technology resources to increase the overall security of our campuses” - Eric Arrington, P&HCC’s Director of Technology. 🔗Read more at: https://bit.ly/4lCyq8Q

Koshee Protect doesn’t rely on facial recognition to track persons of interest across large video datasets or live camera feeds. Just prompt the AI with a person image and it will find similar people from your video files and track them across time and location.

🚨 Tired of feeling like you're living in a real-life version of Minority Report? Us too! Dive into our latest blog post where we tackle the hot topic of police departments and their use of mass surveillance license plate readers. Just because technology can do something doesn’t mean it should. We're sharing practical steps on how to keep your community safe without compromising your privacy. Ready to hit the brakes on unchecked surveillance? Check out the full post here: [How to Pump the Brakes on Your Police Department's Use of Flock Safety](https://ift.tt/Z4tCbx9)

🚨 Martyn’s Law isn’t about costly physical hardware. The DfE confirms there’s no requirement for CCTV, bollards or gates. It’s about practical procedures that protect your community. And that’s exactly where teamSOS delivers: 📲 Uses the devices staff already have — no extra hardware 👥 Every staff member can access it, from anywhere 💡 Affordable intuitive, simple to use roll out 👉 Want to understand the new DfE guidance? Read our blog summary here: http://bit.ly/4p9HTr0

Are you properly testing MPTL links? MPTL (Modular Plug Terminated Links) are everywhere now, from security cameras to access points. But are you confident you're using and testing them correctly? For this week's TEKTIP Tuesday, we're breaking down everything you need to know about MPTL: when to use them, why they're important, and how to test them for reliable performance. Stay ahead of the curve and make sure your installations are built to last. #TEKTIPTuesday #LanTEKIVS #CableTesting #TekTips #MPTL #NetworkTesting #StructuredCabling

“[Live Facial Recognition technology is] not only saving our officers valuable time but delivering faster, more accurate results to catch criminals – helping us be more efficient than ever before.” So says Lindsey Chiswick, lead for Live Facial Recognition (LFR) technology at the Metropolitan Police. “It’s a demonstration of how cutting-edge technology can make London safer by removing dangerous offenders from our streets.” Find out how the Met is using LFR at https://ow.ly/BuU750WzYQQ

Letter from Chairman Richard Hudson to FCC Chair Brendan Carr regarding protecting CBRS, 6 GHz, signed by every Republican member of the House Communications and Technology Subcommittee > “Accordingly, the FCC should make every effort to avoid disrupting or displacing these commercial services as it takes the necessary steps to allocate more commercial spectrum.” https://lnkd.in/e93vz5WG

Beyond the Alarm: What Verified Security Really Means Traditional alarms may notify you of motion—but Sonitrol CORE delivers verified intrusion detection that tells you exactly what’s happening in real time. Using strategically placed audio sensors, our trained professionals can listen in when an alarm is triggered and verify if it’s a real threat. That verified alert is then relayed to law enforcement, often resulting in faster response times and more accurate dispatches. Sonitrol WNY customizes these detection zones based on your facility, giving you confidence and clarity when it matters most.

Innovation meets public safety. Orange County's Real-Time Operations Center is transforming crime response with help from RGB Spectrum's high-performance video control systems. When every second counts, flexibility and clarity make all the difference. Check out the full case study to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gtv8i6UR #4thTide #RGBSpectrum #CaseStudy #PublicSafetyTech #RealTimeCrimeCenter #VideoProcessing #SecuritySolutions #CommandCenterTech #FirstResponderTools