High-Tech Ankle Bracelets Used To Deter Repeat Drunk Driving OffendersJudges and attorneys in Jefferson County, Kentucky are hopeful that the SCRAM CAM device will reduce recidivism and save lives.
Repeat drunken drivers to get ankle bracelets that monitor sweat for alcoholRepeat drunken drivers in Louisville, KY who consume alcohol might be fitted with a SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring to curb drunk driving.
Louisville officials rollout new alcohol monitoring programOfficials say the Continuous Alcohol Monitoring Program will make Louisville’s roads safer and help repeat DUI defendants with rehabilitation.
Louisville officials rollout new alcohol monitoring programOfficials say the Continuous Alcohol Monitoring Program will make Louisville’s roads safer and help repeat DUI defendants with rehabilitation.
Ankle bracelets to test Kentucky DUI offenders’ sweat to monitor alcohol levelIn a fight to save lives, Louisville is going high-tech with SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring (SCRAM CAM) to curb drunk driving.
Veterans court gets grant for monitoringThe Lake Havasu City Veterans Court last week received a $20,000 grant toward its use of Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitoring (SCRAM) ankle monitors.
Hundreds of Grimsby criminals to wear sobriety tags under new schemeSome criminals in Grimsby who commit offences whilst under the influence will be the first in the Humberside area to wear tags that track alcohol.
Alcohol Abstinence Monitoring RequirementThe Alcohol Abstinence Monitoring Requirement, is an innovative sentencing tool that allows courts to impose a compulsory period of sobriety with SCRAM.
‘Sobriety tags’ trialled by Lincolnshire, Humberside and North Yorkshire police forcesOffenders who commit crimes while under the influence of alcohol could be issued with so-called sobriety tags as part of a two-year trial.
Sobriety tags scheme launched in Spalding to reduce alcohol-related crimeA pilot scheme to reduce alcohol-related offences is being launched in Spalding and will use alcohol monitoring technology, also known as ‘sobriety tags’.
Criminals to be forced to wear ‘sober tags’ to stop them drinkingCriminals in Lincolnshire are set to be forced to wear ankle bracelets that can tell whether they've been drinking in a bid to cut alcohol-fuelled crime.
Wisconsin Lock & Load fills a void and that helps keep people safeWisconsin Lock & Load provides many services including prisoner transport, electronic monitoring, drug testing and are now working in mental health.
