L-Tron will attend the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) Conference and Trade Show at the Westin Ottawa Hotel in Ontario, Canada from August 20-22, 2023. The L-Tron team is excited to introduce OSCR360 to Canadian law enforcement agencies.
L-Tron is pleased to announce that its OSCR360 Crime and Crash Scene Investigation system has been publicly recognized in the Orange County news. The Shawangunk Journal reported on a new Digital Forensic Unit within the Orange County, NY District Attorney’s Office, which will use OSCR360 to map crime scenes and prosecute cases in court.
L-Tron is pleased to announce the release of a tablet software update for its patented OSCR360 system. OSCR360 Tablet Software update v.93 is now live and OSCR360 customers are encouraged to install the update.
The L-Tron team is attending the Texas Division of the International Association for Identification (Texas IAI) Conference from June 7-8, 2023. The team will be showcasing the OSCR360 system for crime scene investigation and prosecution. This year’s event is being held at the Holiday Inn Austin Town Lake.
Criminalist Jason Olson was at a conference, in search of a tool that would allow for a demonstrative view of crime scenes, when he was introduced to OSCR360. With city funding, Carson City Sheriff’s Office was able to purchase the system. See more of their feedback and hear a few of the cases that OSCR360 has helped them to document…
L-Tron is pleased to announce that it’s OSCR360 Crime and Crash Scene Investigation system has been publicly recognized in the Columbiana news. A NBC’s 21WFMJ broadcast reported that Columbiana County Sheriffs Office (CCSO) in Ohio has been awarded a statewide grant to fund the purchase of two OSCR360 systems, which will be used to expedite and improve the agency’s criminal investigation processes.
Larimer County Sheriff’s Office has been using OSCR360 regularly for just over 2 years since the system was first purchased by the agency’s Investigations Unit. Though LCSO also owns a laser scanner, the Investigations Unit prefers to use OSCR360 as often as possible, since OSCR’s documentation process is much faster. To date, the team has investigated a variety of crime scenes, including sexual assaults, search warrants and suspicious deaths with OSCR360.
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The L-Tron team has returned from a successful New England Division International Association for Identification (IAI) Conference, held outside of Boston, MA. The conference, which was geared toward New England crime scene investigators, identification specialists, forensic scientists, and students took place from December 4-7, 2022. L-Tron’s Julianne Pangal and Ben Peay had the opportunity to network with conference participants and share the OSCR360 system with attendees.
The Brattleboro Police Department has been using OSCR360 to assist them with all types of cases – including the documentation of a bank robbery. See more here..