Imagis Technologies, Inc. announced that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) in British Columbia have purchased the CABS Computerized Arrest and Booking System. The integrated imaging and offender management system streamlines the booking process by capturing necessary images like faces, scars, tattoos and other distinguishing characteristics.

The CABS system offers quick access to forensic lineup identification and investigations, and increases efficiency through production of all jurisdictional reports.

"This order from the RCMP brings a total of over 50 installations of CABS in Canadian police departments and in Royal Canadian Mounted Police detachments in Canada. This confirms Imagis is the premier supplier of arrest and booking technology in the Canadian law enforcement market," commented Iain Drummond, president and CEO.

"We are also launching the release of Cdn. Version 8.2 of CABS that will have embedded ID-2000, allowing our law enforcement customers the additional functionality of facial recognition. CABS and ID-2000 provides a faster and more accurate system to identify felons or suspects with increased efficiency of surveillance and investigation activities," stated Mr. Drummond.

back