By Doug Wyllie Photo by Neal Kharawala on Unsplash There’s something in the air in Chicago and—like the poor air quality from the Canadian wildfires—it isn’t good for the health of its residents. It’s bullets—lots and lots and lots of bullets. According to the Chicago Sun Times, as...
By Chief Joel F. Shults, Ed.D People are dying. We can talk stats, we can talk policy, and we can lament the state of the nation, but higher crime rates mean people are hurting. Fear stalks behind the numbers and gets amplified in the headlines....
Barcodes had their moment in the critical field of law-enforcement evidence management, but that time is past. The job was just too big and time-sensitive for the labor-intensive system that barcodes present. Radio frequency identification (RFID) overcomes many of the limitations of barcoding and allows...
