Modern Policing & Tech Innovation with Sgt. Jason Wallace

from Cape CopCast · host Cape Coral Police Department

How does technology shape modern policing? Join us for an insightful conversation with Sergeant Wallace as he shares highlights from his 18-year career with the Cape Coral Police Department: from his early days on patrol, to night shifts and administrative roles. We’ll explore the innovative Tactical Intelligence and Analytics Center (TIAC) and discover how body cameras and partnerships with schools and the Department of Transportation have transformed real-time response and bolstered safety.Ever wonder how police officers transition into roles beyond patrol? You'll be fascinated by the journey of an officer who found himself unexpectedly immersed in city planning and IT infrastructure upgrades. Sergeant Wallace also talks about his time in the Coast Guard. Learn about high-stakes missions targeting drug smugglers and the unique training collaboration with the FBI's Hostage Rescue Team.

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