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Cameras, facial recognition technology enable sherrif’s deputies

Scott McCallum, system analyst for the Pinellas County (Fla.) Sheriff’s Office, discusses the office’s initiative to outfit deputies with cameras to take pictures of suspects that can be cross-checked against their photo archive.

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What Harris, AT&T partnership means for public safety

John Teel, director of business development for Harris RF, explains the alliance between AT&T Inc. and Harris Corp. to develop next-generation LTE solutions for first-response agencies.

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DHS unveils Cell-All chemical detector

The Department of Homeland Security’s Science & Technology Directorate demonstrated the first-ever cell phone capable of detecting life-threatening chemical exposures, dubbed the Cell-All.

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Interview with outgoing APCO President Bill Carrow

Bill Carrow, who just completed his term as APCO’s president, highlights the key turning points in the effort to get Congress to reallocate the 700 MHz D Block spectrum to public safety.

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Alcatel-Lucent demo of Striker 1 LTE vehicle

Alcatel-Lucent’s Morgan Wright demonstrated the next-generation communications capabilities of a concept command vehicle loaded with LTE gear operating in 700 MHz public-safety spectrum.

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NENA’s Fontes on 911 funding

During APCO, Brian Fontes, CEO of the National Emergency Number Association, spoke about the funding issues afflicting the 911 sector.

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Cassidian demos push-to-talk over LTE

Cassidian Communications representatives demonstrated the ability to deliver one-to-many and one-to-one push-to-talk communications using smartphones or tablet computers over an LTE network.

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Lieberman on emergency communications

Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) opens the July 27 hearing, “Ten Years After 9/11: Improving Emergency Communications,” the seventh in a series of hearings to assess the progress made and gaps remaining in homeland security since 9/11.

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Motorola demos concept patrol car

Shamik Mukherjee, senior director of solutions marketing Motorola Solutions, demonstrates a concept law-enforcement patrol car that it developed in conjunction with General Motors.

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IBM Clipped Tag Demonstration

IBM inventor Paul Moskowski plans to add another U.S. patent with the introduction of the Clipped Tag, a radio frequency identification, or RFID, tag that can be altered at the consumer’s discretion.

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Cameras, facial recognition technology enable sherrif’s deputies

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What Harris, AT&T partnership means for public safety

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DHS unveils Cell-All chemical detector

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Interview with outgoing APCO President Bill Carrow

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Alcatel-Lucent demo of Striker 1 LTE vehicle

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NENA’s Fontes on 911 funding

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Cassidian demos push-to-talk over LTE

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Lieberman on emergency communications

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Motorola demos concept patrol car

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IBM Clipped Tag Demonstration

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