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Hard-to-swallow cases involving suspects are likely to be soon to be dismissed after German experts announce new DNA tests.
Two robots combine police missions and new traffic lights to appear on streets in Congo.
Computers detect criminals before they happen and cameras that
US police have been armed with a weapon of the highest quality in the James Bond movie: GPS positioning bullets can track the location of a suspect's car.
Yafet Askale, 28, was caught in an invisible dye while breaking into a stolen car in Harlesden, North West London in June.
On April 17, the Japanese transport sector held an anti-terrorist drills ahead of the All-People's Sports Congress this fall.
Golden-i computer equipment promises to be equipped with capabilities
SelectaDNA has launched the 'crime-sensitive DNA gun'. Thanks to guns, in cases of chaos, security police easily arrested suspects.
US experts are improving the technology to detect whether a person is carrying a gun in their mouth or not, in support of police work.
Japanese police are investigating the use of a heart rate monitor to identify potential early offenders of sexual assault and sexual assault.
Today, police 8 handcuffs are merely steel cuffs. But only a little while longer, it is very likely that security forces around the world will use an 8-digit, high-tech…
The London Police Department has found a very useful new investigative tool, the noise, the 'oo' sound generated by the grid.
This is a common scenario for police and other emergency workers: they have to enter a building without knowing what is waiting for them inside - a gunman or an earthqua…
US researchers are studying a robot capable of patrolling the streets under human control. This is considered a useful tool by the disabled police or military veteran wh…