Police Technology
A thoroughly-researched, well-written examination of information technology in the public sector, Police Technology discusses law enforcement as an information-intensive task. Whether interviewing victims, interrogating subjects, or gathering evidence, this book discusses the cutting-edge technology needed to handle the incredible load of information that goes along with an average investigation and/or arrest. It tackles the broad field of information technology in a well-organized...
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Ch. 1Introduction to police technology3Ch. 2Computer basics25Ch. 3Wireless communications47Ch. 4Networks73Ch. 5Geographic information93Ch. 6A brief history of police technology111Ch. 7Communications dispatch centers135Ch. 8Agency systems155Ch. 9External systems177Ch. 10The internet and law enforcement199Ch. 11Information exchange225Ch. 12Crime analysis243Ch. 13Technology in investigations267Ch. 14Wiretaps287Ch. 15Tracking and surveillance311Ch. 16Hi-tech crime329Ch. 17Major incident and disaster response349Ch. 18Technology in the street369Ch. 19Personnel and training391Ch. 20Implementing and managing technology409Ch. 21Emerging and future technologies423
