Across
- 2. The corporation that developed technology to detect gun shots by using triangulated sensors to "hear" shots fired.
- 5. The underlying theoretical assumption of police camera use is that people will fear getting caught on camera and therefore will not violate the law.
- 7. The class of weapons that are meant to apprehend suspects safely include rubber bullets, TASERS, and etc.
- 10. Technology that allows police officers to retrieve fingerprints from surfaces and quickly transmit this information electronically to a central database.
- 11. Early technological advancement that was integrated into police work to allow greater communication.
Down
- 1. A type of handgun with sensors that recognize the authorized user and will not fire for anyone else.
- 3. A chemical irritant that police can use against noncompliant suspects.
- 4. A 1975 technology used in the manufacturing of heavy-duty, bulletproof material that is woven into soft body armor.
- 6. The acronym for technology that records foot and vehicle traffic surveillance in public places.
- 8. A ___ camera captures the violators face, license plate, and the signal's light color.
- 9. A conducted energy device that fires a cartridge with two wires that shoot an electric charge.