Graffiti Tracker

	Case Study - Pico Rivera Watch this case study featuring the City of Pico Rivera. Utilizing Graffiti Tracker the City of Pico Rivera has reduced their graffiti over 35% and recovered more than $40,000 in restitution. Find out how: watch the video
	Fox News coverage Fox News - Fox 11 news profiles how local law enforcement uses the Graffiti Tracker to reduce graffiti and arrest vandals. Watch Video Now
	Case Study Click to view this example of how the graffiti tracker system can assist you in reducing graffiti vandalism in your community. See Case Study Now
	Law Enforcement Technology September 2005 Click on the magazine cover to see this article from the September 2005 issue of Law Enforcement Technology Magazine. Read Article Now
	San Jacinto's Graffiti Tracker nets two more arrests San Jacinto police have arrested two more taggers, who they say are responsible for 1,500 square feet of defacement in 125 locations in the area around DeAnza and Cottonwood avenues. Read Article Now
	Graffiti Tracker Nets Big Bust In Rowland Heights Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputies, using documentation obtained from the "Graffiti Tracker" program, recently arrested one of the most active graffiti vandals in Rowland Heights. Read Article Now
	Graffiti software helps ID suspect With the help of Graffiti Tracker, a Global Positioning System database program, Ventura Police Department graffiti investigator Cpl. Al Gomez was able to trace numerous incidents of vandalism to [the suspect.] Read Article Now
	Cities wage high-tech battle against graffiti Global positioning systems (GPS), digital photography and computer databases are joining the humble paint can as U.S. cities battle to obliterate graffiti and catch its shadowy perpetrators. Read Article Now
	GPS Device Helps Police Nab Graffiti Taggers Pico Rivera, Calif., a small city east of Los Angeles, has always had a major problem with graffiti. But catching the taggers in the act has been a challenge - until recently. Listen to Story Now
	Pico Rivera sees drop in homicide rate "Our success in fighting graffiti in my mind correlated to a decrease in murder and violent crime."- Ron Beilke, Mayor of Pico Rivera Read Article Now