The driver’s license scanner and the mobile computer that cops use to electronically write traffic tickets. Photo courtesy of the 7th Police District. This is the fifth story in a multi-part series ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Homeland Security Wants to Scan Every Single License Plate The Department of Homeland Security wants a private company to set up a ...

As soon as Longview police get their newest piece of equipment, car thieves might as well spray-paint “STOLEN” on their hot rides. Because that’s how obvious stolen vehicles will be inside the patrol ...

Several council members raised the privacy issue. Council member Andrew Brush was the only one who voted against approving the new device. Police Chief Russ Martin said officers would be able to enter ...

DataFetch Corp.'s Scan and See wireless scanner/display product, now integrated with InterActMobile (formerly BioKey MobileCop), gives law enforcement officers the ability to quickly scan a driver's ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. BATAVIA TWP. — Sheriff deputies arrested Scott Calloway, 50, and Stephanie Thyng, 30, both of Bronson, in a reportedly stolen ...

Wed, 27 Oct 2010 21:09:45 GMT — Wednesday's fatal motorcycle accident in Van Buren focuses attention on the problem of drivers with suspended licenses, but police have a new device that can help them ...

Elisabeth Hall and Kenneth Hall are concerned about identity theft and driver's licenses, at their home in Metuchen. 4/16/15 (Ed Murray | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com) When Elisabeth Hall visited a ...

BAR THAT’S ALREADY USING THAT TECH. EDDIE CAREY HEADS UP SECURITY FOR THE NIGHTSPOT COSMO ON CARSON. >> THAT ONE PROCEDURE HELPS OUT A LOT. BOB: THAT PROCEDURE IS USING A DRIVER’S LICENSE SCANNER, IN ...

Grand Rapids Police Sgt. Allen Noles demonstrates how new Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) equipment works inside a patrol car in downtown Grand Rapids in 2013. ALPR is a technology that ...

One of the downsides of all of the new gee-whiz identification technology law enforcement is adopting (usually with hefty federal subsidies) is that it never works quite as well as advertised. The FBI ...

Every time central Ohioans visit Columbus City Hall and most other municipal government buildings, they scan their driver's license to enter — and all of that information dating back to early 2006 may ...