Today, many law enforcement officers have a limited ability to exchange images of wanted persons, missing children, and other critical information. For most agencies, these exchanges are now in radio broadcasts or in text format with no accompanying images. If officers had access to image-based data, they would have better chances of visually identifying suspects and determining if they have the correct individuals in custody or have had contact with a missing child. With the current state of voice- and text-based data exchange, officers often lack the tools to identify people on the street and are often left to guess if someone is telling the truth.