Cedar Cambridge systems have been installed at each of the country’s seven crime labs –in Warsaw, Gdansk, Olsztyn, Lublin, Katowice, Wroclaw and Poznan – for processing criminal and surveillance recordings. By standardising on Cedar Cambridge, the Polish law enforcement crime laboratories not only have access to the latest forensic audio capabilities, but can also ensure that investigators are able to use familiar technology no matter where in the country they are working.
The purchase of the systems was supported by EEA Grant PL0487, ‘Creation of the forensic teams supporting law enforcement agencies and judiciary in the area of combating crime’ in partnership with the Norwegian National Police Directorate. The purpose of the Project is to enhance the efficiency of the Polish police by creating seven forensic expert teams for combating crime, with the overall objective of increasing national security and the security of the Schengen Area.
The seven Cedar Cambridge systems were specified and installed by Polish dealer, Dave, which managed the standardisation of audio and video forensics systems across the country.
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