Vigilant Solutions announces today that a state law enforcement agency used historical and commercially-available license plate reader data to locate and arrest two suspects in the fatal hit-and-run death of a 9-year-old-girl. Due to sensitivities involved with this case, the agency has requested that identifying details in the case not be released. A 9-year-old girl …
Vigilant Solutions announces today that its license plate recognition (LPR) cameras and historical license plate reader data are being used by Lee’s Summit Police Department to improve safety for its residents, including the recent location and arrest of a homicide suspect. Located in the metropolitan area of Kansas City, Lee’s Summit covers around 65 square …
Vigilant Solutions announces today that an agency used its Vigilant Solutions mobile license plate reader (LPR) to develop a lead in a difficult homicide case. The agency then used Vigilant’s historical and commercially available LPR data to locate the suspect vehicle. Due to the ongoing investigation, the agency name and certain details of the case …
Vigilant Solutions announces today Grosse Ile Police Department in Michigan used its fixed license plate reader (LPR) cameras to exonerate two individuals from wrongdoing. Grosse Ile has Vigilant Solutions fixed license plate reader cameras monitoring one of the bridges to the island community to enhance the safety of its citizens. Based on recent successes, they …
Vigilant Solutions announces today that the 21st Judicial District Drug Task Force in Tennessee used its license plate reader (LPR) system from Vigilant Solutions to bring to justice a suspect in a cold case homicide from 2002. Scott Jones, Agent in Charge, explains, “Here at the 21st Judicial District Drug Task Force, we leverage our …
Vigilant Solutions announces today that it was recognized publicly at the recent International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Conference in Chicago by the Long Beach Police Department for its assistance in a tragic case involving the murder of a three-week old infant. Deputy Chief David Hendricks and Lieutenant Lloyd Cox presented a certificate to …