Sentence examples for police technologies from inspiring English sources

SHENZHEN, China, Aug. 9 — Behind Shenzhen's aggressive introduction of new police technologies is an unusual computer software company that has won some of the initial government contracts, China Public Security Technology, and the wealthy tycoon who runs it, Lin Jiang Huai.

Police technology refers to the wide range of scientific and technological methods, techniques, and equipment used in policing.

Yet police technology differs greatly in type and sophistication from country to country.

Many examples of an incipient police technology date from ancient and medieval times.

The late Sir John Harvey Jones may well have been impressed with the transformation in police technology.

The National Policing Improvement Agency (NPIA) was set up in 2007 with the remit to improve police technology.

Police technology also depends on the physical setting and the political environment where police work is done.

However, although such systems have become an important part of police technology worldwide, their effectiveness has not been independently assessed.

Finally, some newer crimes, such as cybercrime, can be fought only by using an extensive array of technology that exceeds the scope of police technology proper.

(However, undemocratic countries tend to invest a great share of their gross national product in police technology, even when they are poor).

Crime in London is higher because police technology is "out of date, ineffective and expensive to maintain", a report has claimed.