Image via WikipediaDue to the huge interest about the Murder case on Kings Road in West Hollywood, the Los Angeles Sheriff's is touting their electronic monitoring system called "ASAP" as one of the main tools they used to catch now suspected killer Harold Yong Park.The details of how this system works is amazing....
Park's vehicle was located by an Advanced Surveillance and Protection System’s (ASAP) Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) patrol vehicle.
He was transported to a local Sheriff’s Station where he was interviewed by the Sheriff's Homicide case investigators. He is now behind bars and getting ready to face the legal system.... (See below posts....)
Here are the details of how the "ASAP" works.....
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ADVANCED SURVEILLANCE AND PROTECTION UNIT- ASAP
The Advanced Surveillance and Protection Unit was created to bring new and emerging surveillance and apprehension technologies to the Department, while developing a standard for these technologies. Currently, the ASAP unit has implemented Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) systems, Acoustic Gunshot Detection systems, Fixed Video Surveillance (CCTV) systems, and Advanced Command Center integration. The ASAP unit is currently researching Video Analytics, Portable Mesh Surveillance Systems, Ground Based Radar Systems, Megapixel cameras, rapidly deployed gunshot detection systems and various wireless solutions to support and expand the usage of technology throughout the Department.STRATEGIC GOALS
ASAP's strategic goals are to expand intelligence gathering capabilities, evidence collection, crime intervention, crime prevention, and deterrence. We hope to strengthen the safety and effectiveness of all law enforcement personnel primarily in support of the front line law enforcement functions, while continuing to research, expand, and deploy advanced technologies and other emerging technologies for practical use by Sheriff's personnel.CURRENT DEPLOYMENTS
Mobile ALPR: 52 deployed or being built and 12 in procurement.
Fixed ALPR Cameras: 11
Gunshot Detection Systems: 2
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