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 …
Released only a couple of months ago, the Vigilant Mobile Companion is quickly getting attention from law enforcement everywhere. The new app, available for both Android and iOS devices, enables license plate recognition (LPR), LPR analytics, and facial recognition technology in the field. The availability of these tools by officers and investigators in the field …
The Travis County Sheriff’s Office boasts impressive stats from its deployment of Vigilant mobile license plate reader (LPR) systems.
Vigilant Solutions announces today that it will be unveiling its new Mobile Companion app at the 2014 International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Conference in Orlando. Tom Joyce, Vice President of Product Development and Retired Cold Case Commander from the New York City Police Department, states, “Vigilant has offered an app for the last …
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A Vigilant license plate recognition (LPR) system was recently installed on a Springfield Police Department 2011 Ford Crown Victoria. In operation, it will be able to read stationary and moving license plates using three mounted cameras that feed the information to an onboard computer connected to local, state, and national law enforcement databases. The Vigilant …