By Frank J. Hahnel III, Feb. 13, 2014 When taking the witness stand, it is imperative to be as prepared... Read More
Whether your existing scene documentation tools are nearing the end of their useful life or you’ve decided you need the... Read More
Julia Bertoli was crossing an intersection with three high school friends in Sebastopol, Calif., on June 3, 2009, when the... Read More
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In 2014, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Brandon, Manitoba, became the first law-enforcement agency in the province to adopt... Read More
A forensic investigator recently posted the following concern on social media: “We have three of the big Leica scanners, and when... Read More
Quick clearance of all traffic incidents—from disabled vehicles to fatal crashes—is important not only for mobility but also for the... Read More
By Mike Cunningham, May 22, 2015 When scanning a crime or crash scene, investigators need to not only maintain the... Read More
What if your GNSS RTK rover could see? How would that change your ability to document crime and crash scenes? The... Read More
The National Law Enforcement Officer Memorial Fund will soon begin the solemn process of engraving new names into the marble... Read More
July 2019 – Map360, the desktop crash and crime mapping software for importing, processing, analyzing, visualizing and creating court ready... Read More