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LPR: ROI & Data Security

Wednesday, October 6, 2010 - 2:00pm (EST)

View this archived webcast below today!

License Plate Readers (LPRs) are quickly becoming the must-have law enforcement tool. The value of LPRs is rapidly being proved in patrol and investigations, as well as mutual aid situations. In this webcast, Det. Sgt. Patrick J. Ryder will share investigative and case examples, and outline how to establish basic protocols for:

The care and maintenance of LPR equipment;
Access, collection, storage and retention of LPR data;
Ensuring the security of the data in and around the LPR system; and
Ensuring the agency develops a program for in-service training, maintains an adequate number of trainers and documents all training.

Speaker(s):

Det. Sgt. Patrick J. Ryder

After working with the NYPD for two years, Det. Sgt. Patrick J. Ryder joined the Nassau County Police in 1986. In 1995 he was promoted to sergeant, followed two years later by a promotion to detective sergeant. Since 2000, he has been the deputy commanding officer and is currently the commanding officer for Asset Forfeiture and Intelligence. Det. Sgt. Ryder has been a part of Nassau County’s efforts to combine the 17 village police departments and two cities into one LPR system. He has worked with the local High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas (HIDTA) program to share data throughout the state using a Visual Analytics Dig Server, which allows for data sharing among departments.

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