TruePosition Law Enforcement Solution

Law enforcement officials are constantly challenged by the increasing sophistication of criminal activities, and the limitations of the resources available to deter them. Police officers cannot be everywhere all the time — and often have to rely on outdated and inefficient technologies to track and apprehend criminal suspects.

Fortunately, criminals frequently use mobile phones to coordinate and execute criminal activities — leaving an effective trail of activities that can be tracked with TruePosition® LOCINT™.

As part of a layered defense, TruePosition LOCINT can significantly expand current or future tactics and techniques to fortify and extend lawful interception tactics and other law enforcement initiatives. Combining powerful mobile phone location technologies with sophisticated data mining, law enforcement officials can:
• Enhance the ability to identify criminals and their associates
• Improve the efficiency and ability to locate and apprehend suspects
• Expand the power to predict and preempt criminal activities

Enhance the ability to identify criminals and their associates.

Using TruePosition LOCINT, law enforcement agencies can actively identify and track the mobile phones of perpetrators engaged in criminal activities. Leveraging location intelligence, officials can identify mobile phones of interest that frequently communicate with each other, or are within close proximity, making it easier to identify criminals and their associates.

Improve the efficiency and ability to locate and apprehend suspects.

Unlike slow, inefficient field-based location methods such as direction finders, TruePosition LOCINT rapidly and accurately identifies a suspect’s precise location. Law enforcement agents can monitor and track suspects from their offices, and then confidently mobilize their forces at the most appropriate moment.

Predict and preempt criminal activities.

Law enforcement officials can also use TruePosition LOCINT to build detailed profiles on the behavioral patterns of suspects. Combined highly-accurate real-time tracking with geofencing — the ability to create a virtual fence that monitors mobile phones entering or exiting a designated area — officials can predict when criminal activities may take place and put measures in place to prevent them.
 

SIM cards are used in organized crime as they can be registered under pseudonyms and one caller can have a variety of cards which they switch to avoid tracing. There are also a number of significant organized crime people with links to the providers of mobile phones, so they are able to get phones using legitimate details.
– Elizabeth Foulger, Manager of Intelligence, Crime and Misconduct Commission, Queensland, Australia