by James Neely – freelance writer for hire The two sides of law enforcement – police investigations and private investigations – require the use of the right tools that give them an edge. More and more circumstances require these professionals’ attention and dilute their overall effectiveness. The gathering of evidence is critical in being able
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By Greg Bartlett Jails are kind of like public schools in that they are always filled to capacity as soon as they are built. Sadly enough, jails and prisons across America are filling up, forcing them to double and even quadruple the number of inmates that are supposed to be in a given area. A
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By Greg Bartlett GPS systems, especially vehicle tracking systems, are becoming more popular in court rooms in many different cases, but especially in criminal cases. These systems can be used to track suspects, which helps the law enforcement officer follow their movements from a safe distance. Previous offenders may be forced to wear a GPS
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By James Neely In the realm of law enforcement, agencies tasked with enforcing laws on the books are faced with ever increasing case loads and fewer resources. The smart agency looks for ways to help in the obtaining of facts relative to on-going investigations. One of the ways that this is possible, is with a
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By Greg Bartlett For many law enforcement agencies ranging from the Federal government to the local private investigator, tracing the movements of a suspect can be both time consuming and dangerous. Covert surveillance, GPS vehicle tracking eliminates both the time and danger of tracking a suspect. Prior to the advent of GPS vehicle tracking devices
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A recent online clip from a news show reminded me that professionals and everyday citizens use GPS tracking to get to the bottom of things. In the clip, a news team spoke with private investigators who said that GPS tracking devices were great for business because they made it that much easier for them to
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