Mobile Technology Advancement

Mobile technology has helped in law enforcement technology that has changed investigation procedures used by law enforcement professionals.

Mobile technology have helped the state to curb and solve crimes, higher efficiency and productivity of state staff, increased in ability to communicate and update the public on crime ,networking capabilities improvement and gaining crimes tips from the public.

State accessing this mobile technology is a threat to privacy and information of the public. Public personal information should be private and should be protected. There is increased cybercrime targeted non-government organizations and corporations.

The benefits of allowing the state to use this mobile technology outweighs the risks.it provide opportunities to monitor crimes. Terrorism recruitment activities online are curbed by law enforcement agencies in conduction with technology companies.

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There is use of mobile programs  that helps in investigation management that allow parties involved in a case to manage case flow by use of simple interface. Crime pad is a program that allows log evidence and information by personnel with no internet connection. (Capobianco,& Nyeso,2018).it helps law enforcement professionals to respond faster and saves time of new information communicated.

Law enforcement and police uses social media to gain knowledge about cases. Reports say that law enforcement chief executives use social media platform for example Facebook to investigate crimes.( Hollywood, Woods, Lauland, Goodison,Wilson & Jackso,2016).

Officers uses mobile fingerprint that eliminates unneeded travel and work. Fingerprint reader increases officer’s productivity due to its accuracy in fingerprint reading. Police officer uses this mobile device to get identification for an individual.

Wi-Fi aided surveillance that may discourage repeat criminal behavior. This can be used to free up prison space and criminal be rehabilitated out of prison.it is limited to nonviolent offenders for example drug offenders.

Technology has made communities safer places to live and work in by providing various ways to deal with crimes.

References

Capobianco, A., & Nyeso, A. (2018). Challenges for competition law enforcement and policy in the digital economy. Journal of European Competition Law & Practice, 9(1), 19-27.

Hollywood, J. S., Woods, D., Lauland, A., Goodison, S. E., Wilson, T. J., & Jackson, B. A. (2016). Using Future Broadband Communications Technologies to Strengthen Law Enforcement. RAND Corporation.