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Euro Police Group Exploring ‘Remote Car Stopping’ Technology

Reports out of the UK this week suggest that a new leaked report for police-controlled remote vehicle stopping technology has surfaced online. According to civil liberties group Statewatch, the documents form part of a study by the European N


Reports out of the UK this week suggest that a new leaked report for police-controlled remote vehicle stopping technology has surfaced online.

According to civil liberties group Statewatch, the documents form part of a study by the European Network of Law Enforcement Technology Service (Enlets) into the feasibility of future technologies for combatting crime.

The Enlets report highlights the danger that high-speed pursuit poses to citizens and property, raising the need for an advanced technology-based alternative.

“In most cases the police are unable to chase the criminal due to the lack of efficient means to stop the vehicle safely. This project starts with the knowledge that insufficient tools are available to be used as part of a proportionate response,” the report reads.

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