An opportunity for all Police and Customs Personnel, whether involved in crime scene investigation, criminal intelligence/analysis, drugs, ballistics or procurement to see the very latest technology on offer from award winning Forensic Pathways.

November 2009 saw Forensic Pathways and Cambridgeshire Constabulary successfully win the National Business Awards, sponsored by Orange, for the development and implementation of FPL's Forensic Phone Analyser.This, and other technologies, including the latest release NarTest NTX 2000 Drugs Analyser, will be fully demonstrated and opportunity provided for you to discuss this and other innovations and products directly with the innovators.

There is also an opportunity to hear about the latest European and National projects in which FPL is currently leading, and developments moving forward.

Highlights

• Demonstration of FPA (Forensic Phone Analyser)
• Demonstration of the NarTest NTX2000 Exclusive Drugs Analyser—Analysis Drugs within 5-15 minutes
• Presentations on developments within Ballistic Technology and Analysis of Digital Imaging.
• Full range of over 1,000 Forensic Products including Forensic Kits, Evidence Collection, Latent Print Collection, Fingerprinting, Theft Detection, Evidence Casting, Drug Testing, Personal Protection, Stepping Plates

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KIMBERLEY TURRELL, SENIOR ACCOUNT MANAGER

Tel:+44 (0)1827 255170Fax:+44 (0)1827 261022

Email:kimberley.turrell@forensic-pathways.com
Web: www.forensic-pathways.com

Senior Investigating Officers Conference at EUROPOL Asks FPL To Show How They Can Get The Best from Mobile Phone Data

Forensic Pathways will address a major European Law Enforcement Conference at EUROPOL on 19 October 2009 where Senior Police Officers will be meeting from around the European Union.

FPL will highlight the many opportunities this new technology (Forensic Phone Analyser) presents and the best way to use it to combat organised crime and terrorism. This technology has attracted national acclaim in the UK National Business Awards for improving efficiency, speeding up investigations and saving money.

Richard Leary, MD at FPL said that "Law enforcement has a major problem dealing with the increasing complexity of information generated by Mobile Phones used in crime. It's a bit like trying to find a needle in a thousand haystacks.

However, with this new technology it's like having a powerful electronic magnet and a route map on where to look! We have been asked to show how modern, fast, efficient technology can process enormous amounts of telecoms data to identify criminals and criminal activity from Mobile Phones".

FPL along with its industry partner, Cambridgeshire Police, are delighted to announce that we are finalists in the National Business Awards 2009 in 'The Orange Best Use of Technology in Business' category. The nomination focuses on FPL's new technology 'Forensic Phone Analyser' (FPA):

Forensic Pathways (FPL) and Cambridgeshire Constabulary joined forces to create an innovative 'Public Private Partnership' to streamline and improve operational efficiency in the management of evidence and intelligence across the whole of Cambridgeshire. Through integrating FPL's Forensic Phone Analyser Platform (FPA) into Cambridgeshire's intelligence workflow, significant exploitable operational advantage was gained which has vastly improved the quality of actionable intelligence as well as improved customer convenience.

This has reduced costs drastically, improved operational efficiency and enabled the police to "get ahead of the curve" of active criminals and terrorists to improve public safety and reduce risk.

Judging takes place on Wednesday 23 September, with the awards being announced at the Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel, London on the 10th November 2009.

For further details of Forensic Phone Analyser (FPA) please click

For further details of the National Business Awards please go to www.nationalbusinessawards.co.uk

Results in 5-15 minutes in any environment

Nartest is a compact analytical instrument which provides drug analysis detection of cocaine, heroin, marijuana and methamphetamine. Nartest utilises Special Fluorescence Signature (SFS) technology for on-site drug detection.

So what are the benefits?

• Results in 5-15 minutes in any environment
• Maximum of 30 minutes of training
• Handheld and portable, also works from a car battery
• Costs only 10% of a standard drug detection lab
• Easy and rapid update of available database
• Widening list of detected narcotics and chemicals

Interested in finding out more speak to our Sales Team on +44 (0)1827 255170 or email sales@forensic-pathways.com