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An officer in an agency neighboring yours uses COPsync™ to issue a driver a warning for a malfunctioning tail light. Minutes later, an officer in your agency stops the same driver for the same malfunctioning tail light. Using COPsync™, your officer will see everything on the warning issued by the first officer. Take this scenario one step further: As subscribers, the RMS of each agency will also see that information. |
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A Police Officer is the first to arrive at a structure fire. Critical information captured by the officer is shared with Fire Responders, directly importing scene data to the Fire report. Witness information gathered is now shared with investigators on past and future fire investigations. Duplication of data entry is negated. Scene data is transmitted to both the Fire and Police RMS technologies. |
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A Police Officer is the first to arrive at an EMS call. Life saving information such as vital signs, level of consciousness, level of bleeding, medical history, identification, etc. can now be electronically submitted to responding EMS personnel, providing valuable patient treatment preparation time en route. Critical information captured by the officer is shared with EMS, directly importing scene data to the EMS report. |
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A motor-vehicle accident occurs with life threatening injuries present. Patient information gathered from the investigating Police Officer, Fire or EMS personnel will be shared directly with the Hospital's Records System. Valuable time can now be spent on patient care and not on information gathering efforts. |
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