Course Dates

This webinar will be held on January 18, 2023 from 10am-12pm EST.

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$95 per person

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Course Overview

Automated license plate readers (ALPR) are a potentially powerful technology for law enforcement agencies. They can increase apprehension, enhance the overall efficiency of your operations, and act as a force multiplier. This two-hour webinar will provide attendees with a thorough understanding of what the research evidence suggests about the effective deployment of ALPR. Whether your agency is considering purchasing this technology, or you intend to write a grant application for ALPRs, this webinar will provide you with a command of the topic and the information that you need to make informed decisions.

The topics that will be covered include the following:

1. How ALPR works and different types of ALPR
2. Differences between fixed and vehicle mounted ALPR
3. Thorough review of studies that have examined the benefits of ALPR
4. The crime reduction effects of ALPR
5. The investigative benefits of ALPR
6. Stolen recoveries and ALPR
7. ALPR as part of an intelligence-led policing approach
8. The efficiency of ALPR
9. Plus a Q&A session

Instructor

Dr. Evan Sorg is a former New York City Police Officer, Criminal Justice Professor, and the Principal of Police Grant Writing LLC. He has taught law enforcement both domestically and internationally through the State Department’s Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs for over a decade. Read his full bio here.