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| Huntersville Police Department | Huntersville | Mecklenburg County | NC | Body-worn Cameras | |
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The Huntersville Police Department uses body-worn cameras, according to a 2018 news article.
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Agency: Huntersville Police Department State: NC City: Huntersville County: Mecklenburg County Technology: Body-worn Cameras Vendor: The Huntersville Police Department uses body-worn cameras, according to a 2018 news article.
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| Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department | Charlotte | Mecklenburg County | NC | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's real-time crime center has been operating since 2013. The RTCC has access to over 1,000 cameras across the city, and is connected to at least 95 fixed automated license plate readers. Around 13 mobile ALPRs are attached to mobile message/radar trailers and a gunshot detection system. As of April 2013, CMPD'S RTCC has also had access to numerous data-sharing networks, including: LexisNexis, NCAWARE, CJLEADS, LiNX, the CMPD records management system, the North Carolina Crime Information Center, and the National Crime Information Center.
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Agency: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department State: NC City: Charlotte County: Mecklenburg County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's real-time crime center has been operating since 2013. The RTCC has access to over 1,000 cameras across the city, and is connected to at least 95 fixed automated license plate readers. Around 13 mobile ALPRs are attached to mobile message/radar trailers and a gunshot detection system. As of April 2013, CMPD'S RTCC has also had access to numerous data-sharing networks, including: LexisNexis, NCAWARE, CJLEADS, LiNX, the CMPD records management system, the North Carolina Crime Information Center, and the National Crime Information Center.
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| Matthews Police Department | Matthews | Mecklenburg County | NC | Camera Registry | |
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Agency: Matthews Police Department State: NC City: Matthews County: Mecklenburg County Technology: Camera Registry Vendor: The Matthews Police Department maintains a voluntary registry of private and personal surveillance cameras. |
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| Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department | Charlotte | Mecklenburg County | NC | Automated License Plate Readers | |
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The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department has over 100 automated license plate readers.
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Agency: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department State: NC City: Charlotte County: Mecklenburg County Technology: Automated License Plate Readers Vendor: The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department has over 100 automated license plate readers.
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| Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department | Charlotte | Mecklenburg County | NC | Cell-site Simulator | Harris Corp. |
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The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department first acquired a Stingray cell-site simulator from Harris Corp. in 2006. The agency upgraded the technology in 2012 and has not owned it since 2018.
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Agency: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department State: NC City: Charlotte County: Mecklenburg County Technology: Cell-site Simulator Vendor: Harris Corp. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department first acquired a Stingray cell-site simulator from Harris Corp. in 2006. The agency upgraded the technology in 2012 and has not owned it since 2018.
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| Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department | Charlotte | Mecklenburg County | NC | Body-worn Cameras | Axon |
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The Charlotte-Mecklenurg Police Department has been using body-worn cameras since at least 2014. In 2022, the agency replaced its previous model with Axon BWCs.
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Agency: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department State: NC City: Charlotte County: Mecklenburg County Technology: Body-worn Cameras Vendor: Axon The Charlotte-Mecklenurg Police Department has been using body-worn cameras since at least 2014. In 2022, the agency replaced its previous model with Axon BWCs.
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