by padkins
26. October 2015 10:24
Eric Miller, LTI President, Unveils New Laser Products
Day two of the International Association of Chiefs of Police annual conference has already begun in Chicago, IL where Laser Technology, Inc. (LTI) has
released some very exciting new products. Eric Miller, LTI's President, hosted a press conference at LTI's booth #4039 on Sunday at 11 AM (CT), the first
day of the conference to reveal these new, much anticipated products. In attendance were many professionals from top-industry publications including Kelly
Bisco and Jonathan Kozlowski from Law Enforcement Media, Dave Quimby from American Police Beat, Pam Hinz from PoliceOne.com, Melanie Basich from Police
Magazine and Al Menear from Police and Security News. More...
by padkins
28. July 2015 07:13
The annual International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) conference is always an exciting time. You get to reconnect with old friends, meet new ones and see the latest and greatest in law enforcement practices and technology. IACP's 2015 Conference held October 24-27 in Chicago will be no exception, especially with the exciting new products and solutions law enforcement professionals will see for the first time. All IACP attendees who visit our booth can walk away with a $250 manufacture's rebate off one or all of LTI's new products listed below. More...
by padkins
24. December 2014 07:56
Laser Technology Co-Hosting IACP's National Law Enforcement Challenge Quick-Start Guide Webinar
For the second year in a row, Laser Technology, Inc., (LTI) and the International Association of Chiefs of Police's (IACP) National Law Enforcement Challenge (NLEC) traffic safety recognition program are joining forces to co-host an informative webinar about the 2015 National Challenge. More...
by padkins
17. April 2014 09:41
Laser Technology Australia is currently working with VicRoads and has installed several sets of LTI's TruSense® T-series traffic sensors at a new baseline testing site on M80 Ring Road in Melbourne. Five dual traffic laser systems are mounted onto a gantry and looking straight down to cover the traffic flow for each lane. The non-intrusive TruSense T-series are scanning vehicles 24 hours a day and calculating precise vehicle speed, height, length, headway and occupancy data in real-time. The raw measurement values can also be used to report profile data for vehicle classification. More...
by padkins
15. April 2014 11:00
Laser Technology International Traffic Safety Dealer Meeting
2014 Team Picture of the LTI Staff
and International Dealers
March 23 through March 28, 2014 was an extremely busy time for the staff of Laser Technology, Inc., (LTI) and many of its international authorized dealers. Both LTI's Annual International Traffic Safety Dealer Meeting and InterTraffic 2014 Trade Show took place almost simultaneously in the beautiful and bustling city of Amsterdam, Netherlands. More...
by padkins
10. February 2014 08:21
UPDATE: LTI is hosting the third and final webinar in the NLEC series on April 8, 2014 at 10 AM (MdT) for more information and to register please visit National Law Enforcement Challenge Webinar - Part 3.
Laser Technology, Inc. (LTI) and IACP's National Law Enforcement Challenge (NLEC) organization are co-hosting another webcast about the value of participating in the Challenge and helpful tips on preparing the online application. Hear from the Chair and other members of the NLEC subcommittee who will speak about frequently asked questions, newer guidelines and other useful advice that will make all the difference when applying for the Challenge. More...
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by padkins
25. June 2012 09:35
Recently the Wilmington Police Department in North Carolina has increased traffic enforcement laws in areas of the city where crime is at its worst. This strategy is to make police presence clearly known by concentrating patrols in high-crime areas and cracking down on traffic violations to deter thieves and thugs. Last year the city introduced a system called ShotSpotter which sends the gunfire location directly to officers in the field the moment a gun goes bang. More...
by padkins
8. May 2012 15:04
Laser Technology, Inc. (LTI) has just scheduled a comprehensive crash mapping tools and techniques webinar for Accident Reconstructionists. LTI will be demonstrating their latest mapping solution at this year’s ARC-CSI Crash Conference, June 4-7, 2012 in Las Vegas, NV. This webinar is for everyone who cannot attend the conference so they too can get the inside scoop on what’s new. During the webinar, LTI will address the fundamentals of mapping a scene and how simple software and intuitive equipment can make all the difference in the world. Attendees will also realize how you really don’t have to be a licensed surveyor to professionally map a scene and document a scene. Learn how AI professionals are becoming highly efficient at collecting hundreds of points and transferring it all into desktop software to quickly create court-room diagrams.More...
by padkins
5. April 2011 13:15
Wisconsin's local police are using Laser Technology’s UltraLyte laser speed gun within a construction zone disguised as construction workers to catch speeders off guard. Construction zones are becoming increasingly dangerous for the workers and according to WISN Channel 2 News, “Nationwide, some 900 road construction workers get killed in traffic accidents just last year. That is more fatalities than law enforcement officers.” More...
by padkins
30. March 2011 13:50
Officer Robert Barrett of the Columbus, Ohio, Division of Police decided to test a new speed enforcement LIDAR, called TruCAM, which captures speeders on digital video. Officer Barrett was convinced that the device was a surefire way to bring speeding cases to court and make them stick. Armed with his own testing and evaluation, with the assistance of the Columbus, Ohio, City Attorney’s office, and a local expert witness, Officer Barrett supplied a case to the court system in his jurisdiction to get the court's approval of the device for use by officers within the county. After hearing and viewing the evidence provided by LTI's 20-20 TruCAM, Judge Anne Taylor of the Franklin County, Ohio, Municipal Court ruled this new speed enforcement tool is scientifically reliable and accurate, and that the TruCAM can be used by law enforcement officers to measure vehicle speed within Franklin County. The judge's ruling is the first of its kind in the USA for the TruCAM. "The video from the TruCAM gives you one more piece of evidence that (as a traffic enforcement officer) you clocked the right car for speeding,” Officer Barrett said. "There's really no defense to it."
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