Law Enforcement Technology

noun a portable device used to record audio on cassette tapes

• The researcher used a tape recorder to document the interviews.
• I found an old tape recorder in the attic.
• I borrowed my friend's tape recorder to record the concert.
• Her memory was like a broken tape recorder, repeating the same stories over and over.

noun a device worn by police officers to record interactions with the public

• The police officer activated his body camera before approaching the suspect.
• Don't forget to turn on your body camera when you're on duty.
• Make sure your body cam is rolling when you're out there.
• Her memory was like a faulty body camera, missing important details.

noun a device used by law enforcement to test for the presence of drugs in a person's system

• The police officer used a drugalyser to test the driver for any substances.
• The cop busted out the drugalyser to check if the driver was high.
• The cop whipped out the drugalyser to see if the driver was on something.
• The drugalyser acted as a truth detector, revealing the driver's state of sobriety.

noun a noun is a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea. In this case, 'predictive policing' is a noun as it represents a method of policing that uses data analysis to predict potential criminal activity and deploy resources accordingly.

• The use of predictive policing algorithms has been a topic of debate among law enforcement professionals.
• Some police departments are starting to use predictive policing to help prevent crime.
• Cops are using that new predictive policing stuff to try and catch the bad guys before they strike.
• Predictive policing is like having a crystal ball that helps law enforcement anticipate where crimes might happen.

noun The social media platform where the spying occurs

• The Twitter spy was able to gather valuable information on the competitor's marketing strategies.
• I heard there's a Twitter spy in our group chat, so be careful what you share.
• Watch out for that Twitter spy lurking around, they might try to steal your tweets.
• She had a reputation as the Twitter spy, always keeping tabs on what everyone was up to online.