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Connected vehicles can now act as independent cellular devices, challenging investigators to look beyond phone records to uncover a suspect's full digital trail.

Hawaii's first NIBIN site, named for fallen Officer Suzanne O, is transforming how law enforcement connects crime gun evidence across four counties to stop violent offenders faster.

Self-driving cars are already on the road and policing is evolving to meet them. Here is what every agency needs to know about the six levels of autonomy.

Federal reviewers want outcomes, defensible budgets, and coalition buy-in. Here is how to build a competitive public safety grant application in FY26.

From polaroids taped to a wall to 6,000 confirmed NIBIN hits, discover how Newark PD's ballistics lab delivers the speed, precision, and intelligence needed to solve crimes and prevent the next shooting.

Discover how crime gun intelligence transforms ballistic evidence, firearm tracing, and crime data into actionable leads. Learn how agencies can reduce gun violence through integrated people, process, and technology.

Lessons from a Detroit shooting case on how timely NIBIN entry, digital evidence fusion, and investigative discipline turn ballistic leads into solved cases.

Generic problem statements. Budget misalignment. Vague project design. These are why gun crime grants lose. Here is how to stop making them.

From personnel to bundled technology, a practical breakdown of how to structure a gun crime grant budget that scores well and survives review.

National gun violence stats set the backdrop. Local data wins the points. Learn how to structure a problem statement that actually scores.