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Wisconsin Dells (WI) Police Department

Wisconsin Dells Police Department

Reliable and Tough - TOUGHBOOK Keeps Wisconsin Dells Officers on the Street

Panasonic’s TOUGHBOOK line of laptops allows law enforcement agencies to turn their patrol cars into true mobile offices. Chief of Police Jody Ward of the Wisconsin Dells (WI) Police Department tells how his department uses the Panasonic CF-31 TOUGHBOOK to keep on task on the road at crime scenes, accident scenes, and more. The Panasonic TOUGHBOOK CF-31 reliability and tech support allows the law enforcement agency to do that. Check out the video.

I want my officers to be in a squad on the street doing reports. Really, a squad car is a mobile office in the deterrent factor having a squad car on the street reduces crime.
Jody Ward Chief of Police, Wisconsin Dells, WI
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