Recently, LTC team member Isabella had the opportunity to attend her first Empire State Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Conference (ESLETS), hosted by the New York State Police. The event is held annually to promote best practices across NYS law enforcement agencies. As a first-time attendee, Isabella found the trip to be a memorable learning experience.
L-Tron will attend and sponsor its 8th Empire State Law Enforcement Traffic Safety (ESLETS) Conference this year in Syracuse, NY. Traditionally, members of New York State Police gather every spring to address highway safety issues and challenges but the annual conference was cancelled in 2020 and 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This year, the conference is scheduled to resume from April 6-7, 2022 and the L-Tron team is excited to reconnect with familiar attendees and meet new participants from around the state.
The Tioga County Police Department in PA shares how the 4910LR License Scanner saves valuable time for their Patrol Officers.
L-Tron is pleased to announce that its OSCR360 Capture Kit and Software have been featured in the “Investigations Product Guide” section of the April 2021 edition of OFFICER Magazine, an Officer.com publication. The section highlights four investigative tools that were selected by editors, beginning with the intuitive OSCR360 system.
Learn more about the nationwide communications network built specifically for public safety and emergency responders. Following 9/11, the lack of connectivity & clear communication among first responders – especially during a large-scale emergency – became abundantly clear.
The 4910LR Driver’s License Reader is well-loved by the thousands of agencies across the United States and Canada who have purchased it. These agencies would argue that, “Yes, the 4910LR is worth any investment.” And here are 10 reasons why
As a department, your #1 priority is to keep the public safe, but you’re also responsible for keeping police officers healthy and safe during COVID-19. How can OSCR360 partner with your department and limit the risk of exposure, preserve PPE & make decontamination easy?
There’s a certain “Zen” in what ways a crime scene is documented. Thinking behind documentation – “finding mindful awareness of the present” – is as important as methods used. An investigator can have all the current tech available to document a crime, but if they aren’t “in the moment,” their case can fall apart.
The first step to analyzing a crime scene – observation – begins well before CSI gets there. Cops train in it. Not as daring as tactical entry, or dramatic as saving a life, but in solving crime, it’s a game-changer every time.
The history of crime mapping, body-worn cameras, police drones and other Law Enforcement technology parallels the history of civilian technology; it began a few decades ago, took off rapidly and hasn’t stopped since. It can be daunting to stay on top of current trends and weed out what technology is here to stay and worth investing in. Here are 3 ways to keep your Law Enforcement Agency technology current.