Purchase $41,432 device to extract data from cell phones in criminal investigations
In Plain English
The police department currently sends phones to other agencies for analysis, causing delays in human trafficking and violent crime cases. The GrayKey device allows detectives to extract evidence from cell phones after getting a warrant or consent. If approved, the 3-year contract runs through 2028 and eliminates investigation delays.
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