Corridor Law Enforcement Sharing Increases Officer-to-Officer Visibility, Safety

摘要

Route 1-40 travels in an east-to-west direction across a large part of the southern United States. In addition to promoting commerce and tourism, this transportation corridor increases the ease with which drug traffickers and other criminals can move across jurisdictions and state lines. More than 120 federal, state, county, and local law enforcement agencies in Oklahoma and Arkansas-two states right in the middle of the 1-40 corridor-have recently joined together in a multiagency, interstate information sharing network that moves information about criminals and criminal behavior across those jurisdictions even more quickly.