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| Maryland State Police | Anne Arundel | Anne Arundel County | MD | Third-party Investigative Platforms | TransUnion |
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| Annapolis Police Department | Annapolis | Anne Arundel County | MD | Body-worn Cameras | Axon |
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Agency: Annapolis Police Department State: MD City: Annapolis County: Anne Arundel County Technology: Body-worn Cameras Vendor: Axon The Annapolis Police Department uses Axon body-worn cameras. |
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| Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration | Glen Burnie | Anne Arundel County | MD | Face Recognition | |
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Maryland's Motor Vehicle Administration's face recognition database is directly accessible by the FBI. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents can also access the database.
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Agency: Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration State: MD City: Glen Burnie County: Anne Arundel County Technology: Face Recognition Vendor: Maryland's Motor Vehicle Administration's face recognition database is directly accessible by the FBI. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents can also access the database.
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| Maryland State Police | Millersville | Anne Arundel County | MD | Face Recognition | |
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The Maryland State Police and police departments across the Baltimore region — including Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Howard and Harford counties — all told the Baltimore Sun that they access the Maryland Image Repository System, which includes face recognition.
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Agency: Maryland State Police State: MD City: Millersville County: Anne Arundel County Technology: Face Recognition Vendor: The Maryland State Police and police departments across the Baltimore region — including Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Howard and Harford counties — all told the Baltimore Sun that they access the Maryland Image Repository System, which includes face recognition.
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| Anne Arundel County Police Department | Annapolis | Anne Arundel County | MD | Face Recognition | |
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The Maryland State Police and police departments across the Baltimore region — including Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Howard and Harford counties — all told the Baltimore Sun that they access the Maryland Image Repository System, which includes face recognition.
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Agency: Anne Arundel County Police Department State: MD City: Annapolis County: Anne Arundel County Technology: Face Recognition Vendor: The Maryland State Police and police departments across the Baltimore region — including Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Howard and Harford counties — all told the Baltimore Sun that they access the Maryland Image Repository System, which includes face recognition.
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| Anne Arundel County Sheriff's Office | Annapolis | Anne Arundel County | MD | Cell-site Simulator | Jacobs Technology |
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The Anne Arundel County Sheriff's Office purchased a cell-site simulator for $546,160 from KeyW, which has been acquired by Jacobs Technology. Previously, the sheriff had a Stingray II cell-site simulator from Harris Corp.
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Agency: Anne Arundel County Sheriff's Office State: MD City: Annapolis County: Anne Arundel County Technology: Cell-site Simulator Vendor: Jacobs Technology The Anne Arundel County Sheriff's Office purchased a cell-site simulator for $546,160 from KeyW, which has been acquired by Jacobs Technology. Previously, the sheriff had a Stingray II cell-site simulator from Harris Corp.
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| Annapolis Police Department | Annapolis | Anne Arundel County | MD | Cell-site Simulator | |
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The Annapolis Police Department acquired cell-site simulator technology in 2010, according data compiled by Kevin Collier for Vocativ.
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Agency: Annapolis Police Department State: MD City: Annapolis County: Anne Arundel County Technology: Cell-site Simulator Vendor: The Annapolis Police Department acquired cell-site simulator technology in 2010, according data compiled by Kevin Collier for Vocativ.
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| Anne Arundel County Sheriff's Office | Annapolis | Anne Arundel County | MD | Body-worn Cameras | Axon |
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The Anne Arundel County Police Department uses Axon body-worn cameras.
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Agency: Anne Arundel County Sheriff's Office State: MD City: Annapolis County: Anne Arundel County Technology: Body-worn Cameras Vendor: Axon The Anne Arundel County Police Department uses Axon body-worn cameras.
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| Annapolis Police Department | Annapolis | Anne Arundel County | MD | Automated License Plate Readers | |
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In 2018, the Annapolice Police Department scanned 3,738,063 license plates using automated license plate readers. The Annapolis police has five fixed ALPR units and three mobile ALPR units.
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Agency: Annapolis Police Department State: MD City: Annapolis County: Anne Arundel County Technology: Automated License Plate Readers Vendor: In 2018, the Annapolice Police Department scanned 3,738,063 license plates using automated license plate readers. The Annapolis police has five fixed ALPR units and three mobile ALPR units.
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| Anne Arundel County Police Department | Millersville | Anne Arundel County | MD | Automated License Plate Readers | |
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In 2018, the Anne Arundel County Police Department scanned 50,907,389 license plates using automated license plate readers. The agency operates ALPR systems at 9 fixed locations with 36 individual cameras and 29 mobile units.
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Agency: Anne Arundel County Police Department State: MD City: Millersville County: Anne Arundel County Technology: Automated License Plate Readers Vendor: In 2018, the Anne Arundel County Police Department scanned 50,907,389 license plates using automated license plate readers. The agency operates ALPR systems at 9 fixed locations with 36 individual cameras and 29 mobile units.
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