Glossary Police Technology Cristian

 

Police Technology

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Dashboard Camera (Dashcam)
It consists of two nouns
a video camera usually mounted on the dashboard of a vehicle and used to continuously record activity through the vehicle's windshield. Typically, police dashcams are used to gather evidence during traffic stops.
Example: The police officer reviewed the footage from the dashboard camera to assess the events of the accident.
fr: Caméra de tableau de bord
Dashboard Camera
Automatic License Plate Recognition
It consists of three nouns
Automatic number-plate recognition is a technology that uses optical character recognition on images to read vehicle registration plates to create vehicle location data.
Example: The city's police department implemented Automatic License Plate Recognition to quickly identify stolen vehicles and assist in criminal investigations
fr: Reconnaissance automatique des plaques d'immatriculation
Automatic License Plate Recognition
ShotSpotter
noun
Acoustic surveillance system that detects and locates gunshots in real-time, aiding in rapid police response.
Example: The police department relied on ShotSpotter to pinpoint the exact locations of gunshots in the city, enabling quicker response times to potentially dangerous situations.
fr: observateur de tir
ShotSpotter
Body Scanner
two nouns
Devices used to scan individuals for concealed weapons or contraband without physical contact.
Example: The airport security checkpoint employed a Body Scanner to ensure the safety of passengers by detecting any prohibited items hidden beneath their clothing.
fr: scanner corporel
Body Scanner
Fingerprint Recognition
two noun
Biometric technology that identifies individuals based on their unique fingerprint patterns.
Example: The Fingerprint Recognition system quickly and accurately identified the suspect by matching his fingerprint to a database of known criminals, aiding in his apprehension.
fr: Reconnaissance d'empreintes digitales
Fingerprint Recognition
Predictive Policing
two nouns
Data-driven methods and software that use historical crime data to predict where and when future crimes are likely to occur.
Example: The police department used predictive policing algorithms to allocate resources effectively, concentrating patrols in areas identified as high-risk for criminal activity based on historical data and trends.
fr: Police prédictive
Predictive Policing
Geographic Information System
A noun phrase.
Software and technology used to analyze and visualize geographic data, helping police in crime mapping and resource allocation.
Example: The city's urban planners relied on Geographic Information Systems to map out future development projects, making informed decisions based on spatial data and analysis.
fr: Système d'Information Géographique
Geographic Information System
Taser
noun
Conducted electrical weapons used by law enforcement to incapacitate individuals by delivering an electric shock.
Example: The officer used his taser.
fr: taser
taser
Body Armor
two nouns
Protective gear worn by law enforcement officers to shield against ballistic threats and physical attacks.
Example: The police officer wore body armor to protect against potential gunfire while on duty, ensuring his safety in high-risk situations.
fr: gilet pare-balles
body armor
Non-lethal Weapons
noun phrase
Weapons designed to incapacitate or control suspects without causing lethal harm, such as pepper spray, bean bag rounds, and stun guns
Example: The police officer, equipped with non-lethal weapons like pepper spray and a stun gun, used them to subdue the suspect without resorting to deadly force.
fr: Armes non létales
Non-lethal Weapons
GPS Tracking
Noun
Global Positioning System technology used to track the location of vehicles or individuals.
Example: The GPS tracking device led the officers to the stolen vehicle's location.
fr: Suivi GPS
GPS traking
Cybersecurity
Noun
Measures and technologies to protect computer systems and networks from cyber threats.
Example: The police department invested in advanced cybersecurity to safeguard sensitive information.
fr: Cybersécurité
Cybersecurity
SWAT Robot
Noun
A remotely operated robot designed for special weapons and tactics (SWAT) operations.
Example: The SWAT team used a robot to safely investigate a suspicious package.
fr: Robot SWAT
Swat robot
Breathalyzer
Noun
A device used to measure a person's blood alcohol content (BAC) through a breath sample.
Example: The driver was asked to take a breathalyzer test after being pulled over for erratic driving.
fr: Alcootest
Breathalyzer
Digital Evidence
Noun
Information or data collected from electronic devices, such as computers or smartphones, that can be used in criminal investigations.
Example: Digital evidence played a crucial role in convicting the cybercriminal.
fr: Preuve numérique
Digital Evidence

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