L-Tron has returned from its seventh trip to the annual International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Technology Conference. This year’s 2024 IACP Technology Conference was held in Charlotte, North Carolina from May 21-23. The event provided public safety officers with training, professional development and knowledge about new technologies in the law enforcement space.
L-Tron will be attending and sponsoring the upcoming Empire State Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Conference. This year’s event will be held in our hometown, Rochester, NY from May 10-11, 2023. This is L-Tron’s 9th year supporting and attending ESLETS. The team will showcase the 4910LR Driver’s License Scanner, as well as the patented OSCR36 System.
With space maximization and safety at the forefronts of their minds, Havis engineers developed the VSX Console for law enforcement SUVs, including the Chevy Tahoe and Ford Interceptor.
Check out the benefits of the new Havis VSX Console – which makes your patrol car equipment look like it’s built directly in your vehicle.
Patrol car or fire rig, vehicle specific mounting brackets, or bases, are the foundation for making the right choices to keep your in-vehicle technology from flying around.
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.
To prevent patrol distraction, a critical element is the modification of work practice controls to ensure you’re using technology and other tools as safely as possible. A work practice control (sometimes referenced as an “engineering” or “administrative control”) is a procedural modification that reduces risk and/or exposure while on-the-job by altering how a particular task …