Regional TADIS rollout continues...
Posted: Sun Nov 08, 2009 7:59 am
Regional News / Mid West WA
Nov 04, 2009 12:39pm
More than 50 police vehicles across Western Australia's mid-west/Gascoyne are soon to be fitted with new devices which give officers instant access to the police database.
For a month now, Geraldton officers have been using five hand-held TADISLite units which allow them to access the details of individuals and vehicles.
Superintendent Ross Tomasini has praised the devices which are also equipped with a global satellite positioning system to track officers' locations.
"So it allows officers I suppose from a profiling perspective to know exactly who they're talking to, they have the capacity to provide photographs of people, they have the capacity for vehicle's details, individuals details, outstanding warrants and inquiries and we're seeing some significant returns," he said.
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Not long till Gero goes digital!
Nov 04, 2009 12:39pm
More than 50 police vehicles across Western Australia's mid-west/Gascoyne are soon to be fitted with new devices which give officers instant access to the police database.
For a month now, Geraldton officers have been using five hand-held TADISLite units which allow them to access the details of individuals and vehicles.
Superintendent Ross Tomasini has praised the devices which are also equipped with a global satellite positioning system to track officers' locations.
"So it allows officers I suppose from a profiling perspective to know exactly who they're talking to, they have the capacity to provide photographs of people, they have the capacity for vehicle's details, individuals details, outstanding warrants and inquiries and we're seeing some significant returns," he said.
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Not long till Gero goes digital!