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The Law Enforcement Information Management (LEIM) Section of IACP comprises more than 700 chiefs and information technology professionals from agencies of all sizes, jurisdictions, and geographies. Ev...
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The overwhelming boom in social media has provided law enforcement agencies the opportunity to work cases without having to tap into their budgets. In missing person cases, the use of popular social n...
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Law enforcement agencies throughout the nation are increasingly adopting automated license plate recognition (ALPR) technologies to enhance their enforcement and investigative capabilities, expand the...
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Law enforcement agencies throughout the United States and around the world are increasingly considering cloud computing as a viable option to support information management and operations. The IACP an...
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Contemporary advances in law enforcement information management and technology are laying an important foundation for recent efforts by the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), Office of Justice Progra...
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Planning is well under way for the 2013 IACP Law Enforcement Information Management (LEIM) Training Conference and Technology Exposition, which will be held May 21–23 in Scottsdale, Arizona. The LEI...
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The current 9-1-1 system, on which the U.S. public relies every day, is more than 40 years old. It has largely served both citizens and law enforcement well, but, simply put, the telephony system that...
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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 ...
