Eager to implement license plate reader technology, but lack the funds for a traditional system? Or perhaps you already have a few set up in your town, but would love to be able to add more without breaking the bank.

In the video we produced for this year's IACP Technology Conference, three partner agencies discuss the success they had in implementing an ELSAG LPR program.

Jorge Morelos, Leonardo's Technical Sales Manager for Latin America, was recently invited to participate in a webinar with Andina Link  and CAIoT (Argentina’s Chamber of IoT) to talk about how LPR cameras can help improve the safety and mobility in Smart Cities.

In honor of Women's History Month and International Women's Day, we thought we'd highlight one of the many courageous and inspiring female police officers we know. Meet Officer Taylor Carey.

When an LPR hit plays a role in getting a convicted murderer three consecutive life sentences, we'd say that's one undeniable instance where the technology has more than paid for itself. Check out the most recent use case in our success story series.

If you're on the board of your homeowners association (HOA) or work for, say, an apartment complex or housing project, part of your role is to make your homes and/or neighborhoods as safe and secure as possible, right?

With 2020 behind us and the rollout of Covid-19 vaccinations underway, it's hard not to get excited at the prospect of traveling to our usual conferences to learn about the latest and greatest in law enforcement technology.

When you hear the words “license plate recognition” (LPR), chances are you immediately think of police officers catching stolen vehicles along a crowded highway, right?

The latest case in our success story series starts off at gunpoint and ends, thankfully, with an unharmed baby boy back home and safe. Take a look.

It’s no surprise that the police expos and law enforcement conferences we all look forward to attending every year have had to cancel their in-person events due to the global pandemic. But that doesn’t mean all the networking, learning, and teaching must come to a halt too.