COPsync Is Here and Law Enforcement Will Never Be the Same

One of the fundamental challenges to law enforcement is the speed and reliability of communications, in both gathering and sharing information. From the solitary patrol officer to multi-department, task force operations, cops rely on the radio as their lifeline for everything from information to back-up.

To date, however, that essential link has been lacking in both speed and scope. In other words, it just hasn’t worked well enough, because the technology has not existed to provide the instant and complete two-way data stream needed to answer all questions in the field, while reaching out to every officer and department that must have, at that same moment, access to that information.

COPsync is the answer. A lone officer, equipped with COPsync, on the scene, at the point of incident, can instantly alert fellow officers within the immediate vicinity or a ten-mile radius or across all 50 states, and, in return, every officer and every department with COPsync can communicate with one another, exchanging information, working in concert, closing in on a solution with unprecedented speed and effectiveness.

It’s simple in concept and dazzling in technological sophistication, and the details of how it works can be found inside.

But now, let’s talk about not how the technology works, but how it’s already worked, for real cops dealing with real situations. Because, in the end, real world application is the only measure of success.