When the Vegas law agents announced that they had arrested the Presumed attacker of TeslaXerif Kevin McMahill emphasized the importance of technology used to solve the case. One of the technologies of this type was a Safety Reader system of herds (LPR), which McMahill said he gave the law his “first track”.

McMahill told journalists on March 27 that he had begun to ask -if the case would be resolved. However, the Xerife, who wants to lead the “most advanced police department technologically advanced in the country,” acknowledged the flock’s security system for the main role he played in the investigation.

Tesla’s alleged attacker, Paul Hyon Kim, faces a number of positions, including federal crimes.

Police say that Kim arrived near the location at a black elantra hyundai before walking to the Tesla building. He was supposed to be dressed in all black and had his face covered.

Paul Hyon Kim, 36, is accused of bombing several Tesla vehicles in a Las Vegas dealership. (Hal Sparks Via Storyful/Las Vegas Metropolitan Police)

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“We are a proud member of the Las Vegas Metro Police Department and we have been for several years,” Fox Business, the Flock Security CEO Garrett Langley, told Fox Business.

According to Langley, the system that led to the arrest of Kim was deployed about two years ago. The CEO of Technology said that since the system was deployed, he has helped the Las Vegas Metro Police Department (LVMPD) to make “successfully apprehends every day, all day.”

What causes the Fllock Safety System unique is the one that Langley describes as a “simple search in English” that can be essential to keep track of the suspects. Once police officers have a license plate, they can enter the system and establish it so that the nearest officer is notified if the vehicle is back in the area.

Example of one of the herd’s security systems. (Safety of the herd)

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“When you give the application of the law Modern technology are very effective in their work. But absent that technology is not magicians, they need this technology to be effective, “Langley told Fox Business.

Langley, like McMahill, believes that technology plays a key role in the future of the application of the law and the fight against crime. He anticipates that technology as the security of the herd will involve a more objective police, faster response time and higher debug rates, which means that criminals will be more likely to be responsible.

The safety of the herd has deployed its systems in all the United States and each one adapts to the specific needs of this community. When the company builds deployment plans, it does so with the evaluation of the local law of the types of crimes and the most affected areas.

A law officer uses the security of the herd on a police cruise. (Safety of the herd)

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“When you look at the way we have designed the system, it is incredibly versatile, where regardless of the type of crime, whether your residential robbery or organized Criminal activity With international bands, or as in this case, a lonely arsonist who is forced to attack Tesla, you know, we can do it in shape, given the size of the city and the kind of crime they see, “said Langley.

He also told Fox Business that the “mandate, the mandate of technology, is technology, is to help all communities to prosper.”

“We are an optimistic group of people, approximately 1,000 strengths. And we believe that crime is an option. We believe that communities can choose to eliminate crime and begins with technology, great politics and great people,” said Langley.

Louis Casiano of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.