May 13, 2005

UK police making Gil Grissom jealous...

gg.gif The Forensic Science Service (FSS) has developed a mobile laboratory which will travel to crime scenes and carry out real-time forensic investigation and analysis, according to Silicon.com.

The van will also have electronic forensic science facilities, such as on-board access and retrieval of data on mobile phones:

"FSS worked with BT to design the mobile laboratories. Each van is equipped with a local area network for connection to the FSS network, enabling rapid forensic database interrogation via a BT Media and Broadcast satellite."

Related articles:

-- The field of Cell Phone Forensics - Modern detectives are now using cell phone forensics to capture more and more criminals.

-- Police turn forensic skills on handhelds - Handhelds are likelier to lead to handcuffs for techie criminals following the release of a report from the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

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