San Jose Police Take Law Enforcement Into Future

Crystal Carreon | San Jose Mercury News | April 25, 2004

"Training has begun on Integraph, a state-of-the-art police dispatch system that uses global positioning to track officers, looking similar to a live video game playing itself out on a real-time map of San Jose. The 2-year-old technology, set to debut in mid-June, is used by a handful of police agencies, including those in San Diego and Santa Rosa."

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