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Law Enforcement Audio Recording Equipment News

DA's Office Presents $475,000 to HPD

Harris County District Attorney Patricia Lykos provided the Houston Police Department with nearly half a million dollars to purchase testing and evidence-documentation equipment to revolutionize local

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DA’s office gives HPD $475K to aid in fight against drunk-drivers

HOUSTON—Harris County District Attorney Patricia Lykos on Wednesday provided the Houston Police Department with nearly half a million dollars to purchase testing and evidence-documentation equipment to revolutionize local law enforcement’s fight against drunk-drivers. The $475,000 grant triples the number of permanently-based breathalyzers in use by HPD, while entirely digitizing the video and ...

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DA’s office presents nearly half a million dollars to HPD for fight against drunk drivers

Harris County District Attorney Patricia Lykos provided the Houston Police Department with nearly half a million dollars Jan. 25 to purchase testing and evidence-documentation equipment to revolutioni

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DA's office gives HPD funds for breath-alcohol testing equipment

DA's office gives HPD funds for breath-alcohol testing equipment Houston Chronicle Copyright 2012 Houston Chronicle. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Updated 08:16 p.m., Wednesday, January 25, 2012 The Harris County District Attorney's Office provided the Houston Police Department nearly half a million dollars to purchase ...

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Cameras in public spaces raise issues of privacy vs. safety

Increasingly around the Port City, government cameras are keeping an eye on residents and visitors.

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What do the locals say ...

Though the Illinois Supreme Court has now ruled news cameras and recording equipment can now be used in some court cases, Bureau County may not be have many cases which merit that extent of media coverage, according to two local officials.

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