LTCF & Facial Recognition

[ar15jules]

PA uses a system called JNET, which is the Pennsylvania Justice Network. This is info from their "about page".

JNET Photo Search
Allows users to make a single inquiry and automatically search for photographs from both PennDOT and WebCPIN - which contains photographs from several other systems including: DOC, PBPP, county prisons and county probation offices. Search results include a link to a map depicting the location of the subject's home address and surrounding area.

WebCPIN
Provides users access to the Commonwealth Photo Imaging Network (CPIN) * which includes over five million photos from arrest/booking centers, state and county probation and parole and state and county prisons. WebCPIN provides the functionality to create photo lineups, perform investigative searches and print wanted/missing person posters.

https://www.pajnet.pa.gov/WHAT%20WE%20DO/Pages/Information-Available-on-JNET.aspx

[Carson]

Zoomed in with the camera to meet certain parameters.

Yes. Because your broad shoulders doesn*t help with facial recognition.

[free]

Zoomed in with the camera to meet certain parameters.

Sense of humour man.....laugh sometimes (;

Interestingly. I have to agree with free here. Just how big or small can a picture of your face be in the size basically of a postage stamp ?

Plus this. (;

[soberbyker]

NCIC/CLEAN comes back with info about the licensee but doesn't show photos.

I know, I was just adding that LTCF info is given in a different way already.

[soberbyker]

That is because that agency chose to query that file. Philadelphia's regular query includes NCIC, PCIC, BMV, LTCF, PFA, Scofflaw, CLEAN.

Interesting, when I lived in Upper Darby I could pick up a lot of Philly and never heard them mention it. On Delaware County radio I hear it all the time.