San Diego police arrested a burglary suspect, using ALPR tech, and seized drugs and a ghost gun from his vehicle after a ...

Inside our Real Time Operations Center, officers quickly pulled up nearby Smart Street Light footage. Within minutes, the ...

The San Diego Police Department has begun installing and using Smart Streetlight cameras and Automated License Plate Recognition technologies, and they have already assisted in solving crimes. “Having ...

The council voted unanimously for 52 of the policies, which included items such as SWAT robots and vehicle trackers.

Automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) has become an essential part of modern-day law enforcement and security, while also increasing the ability of traffic management agencies to stay on top of ...

As students and staff get back to school, it is essential to make sure your campus is as safe as possible. Learn how Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) technology can enable campus security ...

As police departments look to implement new ways to catch criminals, one emerging technology is the use of automatic license plate readers (APLRs). These are camera systems that scan images of license ...

San Diego Police used ALPR technology to arrest a hit-and-run suspect after analyzing Smart Street Light footage.

Paris, France October 19, 2021 — At Milipol Paris 2021, the leading event for Homeland Security and Safety, Leonardo, the manufacturer of the highly advanced ELSAG Plate Hunter® automatic license ...

Inside the car, officers recovered property tied to the burglaries, a large amount of narcotics, and a loaded AR-15 style ghost gun with a suppressor. The suspect is a convicted felon and was out on ...

The fentanyl crisis, devastating American communities, requires a coordinated U.S.-wide response that utilizes the most advanced law enforcement tactics and sophisticated technological tools available ...

After nearly six hours of public comment and council discussion, the San Diego City Council voted Tuesday evening to approve the continued use of 54 surveillance use policies by the San Diego Police ...