Texas crime busting unit uses Corpora technology to store images and fingerprints
A small Milton Keynes based software company called Tokairo, a division of the Corpora Group, is helping fight crime in America’s largest state. Texas crime busting unit uses technology from Corpora Plc to store 18 million images and input up to 6,000 new fingerprints of crime suspects every day.Tokairo is providing its unique document management technology to the Texas Department of Public Safety to enable the USA’s largest state to manage the huge volumes of crime related documents it collects. Not only is Tokairo helping Texas fight crime, its software is reducing the cost of doing so by $50,000 a year.

New fingerprinting system speeds identification process for local law enforcement officials
No two fingerprints are alike, and now law enforcement officials in Audrain County and the city of Mexico have a unique way to take them.The Audrain Sheriff’s Department and Mexico Public Safety Department have a new way to take fingerprints. Thanks to a grant from the State Emergency Management Agency both of the offices have installed a Livescan Fingerprinting System.The new system will eliminate the need for the old ink and roller system which required the law enforcement officer to use a stainless steel roller and coat the fingers with ink. The fingers were then rolled onto a card.