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As law enforcement agencies face growing caseloads, a wider range of evidence types, and rising expectations for transparency, the need for a powerful evidence management system has become critical. Barcode systems have served for years, but RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) — especially with solutions like PADtrax from C&A Associates — now offers major benefits that significantly enhance both efficiency and accountability.

Modern law enforcement needs modern tools. At C&A Associates, that’s exactly what we deliver.

Modern law enforcement agencies face increasing demands for accurate, secure, and efficient evidence management. As the volume and variety of physical and digital evidence grows, selecting the right system becomes critical for maintaining the chain of custody and ensuring credibility in court. RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology has emerged as a leading solution, offering automation, accountability, and significant operational efficiencies.

Your department is preparing to move into a new building soon, and while that’s exciting, relocating the evidence room might just be one of the biggest challenges you'll face. If you're in the same situation or see it coming down the road, here are a few key things to think about before the first box gets touched.

When every detail counts, law enforcement professionals rely on the PADtrax Zeus LE, a powerful and precise currency discriminator designed to meet the unique needs of policing agencies and task forces.

While working in law enforcement, we never expect internal issues to arise, but the reality is that they can. That’s why it’s important to have a constant reminder of how vulnerable evidence storage can be without the proper safeguards in place.

The RISS Money Counter Network database is a crucial tool in the fight against case-related crimes such as money laundering and counterfeiting. The PADtrax LE currency discriminator complements the Money Counter Network. This device helps officers quickly and accurately count and identify currency, enhancing their investigative efforts.

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PADtrax team Matt Moss and Jim Snyder are at it again! In this episode of Cuttin’ Up in the Kitchen, they put together a special New Year’s Etouffee to ring in 2024.

Just in time for the holidays, Matt Moss and Jim Snyder are back in the kitchen whipping up a favorite drink- an Old Fashioned.

The first in our series "Cuttin' Up in the Kitchen," PADtrax staff brings you an authentic Turducken- just in time for Thanksgiving.

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Kissimmee Florida Police Department was implementing a new state-of-the-art RFID evidence tracking system when COVID hit.

The first and only patent awarded for an RFID product for evidence tracking.

The Louisiana agency is using passive UHF tags and readers to manage evidence stored within its vault, ensuring that nothing goes missing, and also plans to employ the technology to track equipment assigned to police cars.

RFID products help Law Enforcement Agencies track and account for evidence.