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Note: <\/i>Police Chief magazine, from time-to-time, offers feature-length articles on products and services that are useful to law enforcement administrators. This article features innovative tools that will be showcased at the <\/i>2014 IACP Annual Conference & Expo.<\/b><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

From talking signs to pocket-sized policing to the latest and most rugged armored car, there will be something for everyone at IACP 2014.<\/p>\n

More than 750 companies will exhibit their wares at the annual conference and exposition, offering live demonstrations and educational opportunities in fields ranging from weapons to vehicles to intelligence. New and better tools for all phases of criminal justice will be on display to help agencies work smarter and more efficiently by building stronger bridges between officers, their daily work, and their larger communities.<\/p>\n

Advancements are occurring even in areas that have remained relatively static for decades. Take signage, for instance\u2014signs now can be put to a variety of uses thanks to advanced technology and connectivity. Most departments may have or at least know about speed display signs that collect speed data, but they may not realize that the new generation of these signs can accomplish much more.<\/p>\n

One supplier operating on this cutting edge is All Traffic Solutions, a manufacturer based in State College, Pennsylvania. All Traffic Solutions has signs in use in all 50 states and 20 countries, with many of them essentially functioning as stand-alone data collection centers. \u201cWhen our signs ship, they are connected to the Internet with an active cell modem,\u201d said Ted Graef, president of All Traffic Solutions. \u201cWhen police deploy our signs, they are not just displaying speeds or messages, but also collecting traffic data that is automatically available in their Internet account.\u201d1<\/sup><\/p>\n

It is just one of the ways in which signs are getting smarter. In fact, some newer features almost make it seem as if these products have minds of their own. Some are even able to contact departments if they are being damaged or need maintenance attention. \u201cThe connected sign can call the user if the battery is low, someone goes by too fast, or if someone is tampering with it,\u201d Graef said. \u201cIt can even send pictures of the vandal or a high-speed violator. With the on-board GPS, the sign can be recovered if someone attempts to steal it.\u201d<\/p>\n

This sort of multitasking can be particularly valuable during an era in which many law enforcement and public safety agencies are being asked to do more with fewer resources. Not only do these more intelligent signs ward off damage or theft, they also can help compensate for fewer officers in the field given the amount of data they can glean and the places they can transmit that information. That information can help leaders make more effective decisions about how and where to deploy their officers.<\/p>\n

\u201cTraffic data is collected and regularly sent to the hosted database,\u201d Graef said. \u201cAn enforcement report can be generated using your desired filters to prioritize locations requiring enforcement. It quickly tells them where and when to focus their resources.\u201d<\/p>\n

As these signs get smarter, there can be drawbacks. When products like these begin to do more, their operating systems often can become isolated from one another, with an interface from one company being incompatible with another, which can defeat the goal of efficiency. But All Traffic Solutions has an answer, and it will be on display at IACP 2014. It\u2019s called the TraffiCloud, and it uses connected sensors to gather traffic data and transmit it to a centralized database, bypassing the need for a user to monitor multiple accounts.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe are introducing the TraffiCloud as an Internet portal for equipment from multiple manufacturers,\u201d Graef said. \u201cIf you have 10 different devices from 10 different manufacturers, now you\u2019re having to log into 10 different accounts. This would give them one place to go to get all their data. This provides the user with one place to go to see all their data and allows for integrated reports using data from multiple sources.\u201d<\/p>\n

3SI Solutions is another company bringing a high-tech mentality to previously lowtech sectors of law enforcement in time for IACP 2014. Based in Exton, Pennsylvania, 3SI provides what it calls Electronic StakeOut, or ESO, which can be used to equip commonly stolen items such as cars, computers, and bicycles with tracking capabilities. The equipped items are placed in high-risk areas to serve as bait for potential wrongdoers, and if the item is stolen, the ESO will transmit alerts and information to the police department. According to 3SI, jurisdictions employing ESOs have experienced \u201cdouble-digit\u201d drops in crime rates and increased apprehension statistics.2<\/sup><\/a><\/p>\n

Engaging the community as partners in stopping crime has long been a challenging task yielding decidedly mixed results. Now, the community\u2013law enforcement partnership fits in the average citizen\u2019s pocket, thanks to the My Police Department or MyPD app. Developed by a former detective with the Massachusetts firm WiredBlue, MyPD enables members of the public to submit tips and feedback directly to relevant police department teams, as well as allowing departments to survey members of the public in hopes of gaining valuable information and perceptions.<\/p>\n

According to WiredBlue founder Peter Olson, the third and latest version of the MyPD app is expected to roll out in August or September 2014 and will be available for demonstrations to IACP 2014 attendees.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s a major overhaul. We are taking a look at the user interface,\u201d said Olson, the former police detective. \u201cIt\u2019s a great way for police departments to do crowdsourcing. It drives down costs and allows the department to plan for the future.\u201d Olson said 150 agencies already are using the app, with 30 or 40 more in discussion phases.3<\/sup><\/p>\n

Another key component of the new version is \u201cgamification.\u201d That means that the app incentivizes users to stay connected with the app\u2014and, by extension, their police departments\u2014in different ways and over longer periods of time. \u201cWe wanted to keep the public engaged in the app,\u201d Olson said. \u201cWe wanted them to keep using it, to keep them coming back. There are badges you can unlock for interacting with the app and doing certain things.\u201d<\/p>\n

The MyPD app is just one way technology can help people stay connected to criminal justice. Another method is offered by Louisville, Kentucky, firm Appriss via VINE, a suite of automated services that are free to the public and allow victims and other citizens to follow court proceedings and related processes from their smartphone or laptop. It can help agencies not only by empowering citizens but also by decreasing the time it takes for victims to be notified of status changes.<\/p>\n

Another of the Appriss flagship services, JusticeXChange, serves as a kind of search engine for law enforcement. Users can set automated \u201cwatches\u201d on suspects, seek out offenders, and generate reports on persons of interest, all with the punch of a few buttons.<\/p>\n

There are plenty of other tech firms working to advance law enforcement. Texas-based Brazos Technology custom builds applications that help agents electronically manage citations and capture identification card information on the spot. Brother Mobile Solutions, headquartered in New Jersey, provides extensive remote printing capabilities for officers in the field.<\/p>\n

Technology goes beyond smartphone apps and Internet tools, though, as will be demonstrated by a few larger items at IACP 2014. Earlier this year, Massachusetts-based Lenco Armored Vehicles introduced the BearCat G3, a new generation of their tactical armored vehicle. What differentiates the G3 from other models is that it comes with off-road capabilities.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt has an off-road package for rural areas,\u201d said Lenny Light, Lenco general manager and vice president. \u201cThe G3 allows the operators of the vehicle to reach some of these rural homes. Many of these are set back miles from the main road and are on a dirt road or an unpaved road. Sometimes it might be muddy, or there might be downed trees. You might need an all-terrain vehicle kind of access and that can be very difficult for a standard vehicle.\u201d4<\/sup><\/a><\/p>\n

The 18,000-pound vehicle also comes equipped with various standard features, including a 360-degree camera and battering rams. \u201cThe ram allows them to bust open a door from inside their vehicle,\u201d Light said. \u201cAnd the camera allows them to see 360 degrees inside a house before ever deciding to exit the vehicle.\u201d<\/p>\n

Training can be improved by new technology, as well. One exhibitor at IACP 2014, Massachusetts manufacturer Savage Range Systems, creates an assortment of shooting ranges, stations, booths, and targets for various training situations.<\/p>\n

Perhaps the trademark invention for Savage Range Systems is the Wet Snail System, a bullet trap that minimizes danger and maximizes safety and environmental cleanliness. The trap quickly decelerates, rather than disintegrates, bullets on impact and captures lead fragments in a biodegradable mix of water and lubricant.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe more you train, the more proficient you become,\u201d said Eoin Stafford Savage Range Systems vice president and general manager. \u201cThis is the cleanest, healthiest range environment. There\u2019s no slashing around and decelerating. There is less contamination in the ground.\u201d5<\/sup><\/a> ♦<\/p>\n\n\n\n
IACP 2014 takes place Oct. 25\u201328 in Orlando, Florida.
\nClick here for a list of exhibitors<\/a>.
\nFor more information, visit www.theiacpconference.org<\/a>.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

Notes:<\/b>
\n<\/a>1<\/sup>Ted Graef (president, All Traffic Solutions), telephone interview, May 15, 2014.
\n<\/a>2<\/sup>3SI Security Systems, Law Enforcement, https:\/\/www.3sisecurity.com\/industries\/law-enforcement<\/a> (accessed June 25, 2014).
\n<\/a>3<\/sup>Peter Olson (founder, WiredBlue), telephone interview, May 15, 2014.
\n<\/a>4<\/sup>Lenny Light (general manager and vice president, Lenco), telephoneinterview, May 13, 2014.
\n<\/a>5<\/sup>Eoin Stafford (vice president and general manager, Savage Range Systems), telephone interview, May 22, 2014.<\/p>\n

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