Law Enforcement
Covert Tracking and Agency Connectivity
Covert GPS tracking for investigations, and cellular connectivity for the vehicles, cameras, and equipment officers carry every shift. One account, one platform, one point of contact.
Solutions
Wireless Solutions Built for Law Enforcement
Investigations need location data that updates fast and stays out of sight. Operations need connectivity that holds up in a patrol vehicle at highway speed. Datablaze supports both, under one account.
GPS Tracking
Battery-powered covert trackers with configurable update intervals, unlimited geofencing, and searchable location history. Built for investigations, surveillance, and asset recovery.
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Cellular data plans and SIMs for in-car routers, body camera offload, license plate readers, drones, and mobile command. Pooled data, usage alerts, and secure network options included.
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Agencies of Every Size and Mandate
A twelve-vehicle department and a statewide agency do not buy the same way, but they run into the same problems: coverage that stops at the county line, bills nobody can reconcile, and devices that go dark without warning.
Municipal Police Departments
Patrol fleets, detective bureaus, and station infrastructure on one account, with per-division visibility for the people who own each budget line.
County Sheriff's Offices
Coverage that holds up across rural service areas, where a single carrier footprint leaves gaps and a deputy is the furthest thing from backup.
State Police and Highway Patrol
Large vehicle fleets crossing coverage boundaries all shift, with pooled data sized to the fleet instead of a plan per cruiser.
Investigative Units and Task Forces
Covert tracking for narcotics, auto theft, and multi-agency operations, with history that holds up months later when the case is assembled.
Campus, Transit, and Special Districts
Smaller sworn agencies running cameras, emergency phones, and patrol vehicles over cellular instead of building out wired infrastructure.
Licensed Private Investigators
The same hardware, service levels, and platform agencies use, sized for firms running a handful of devices at a time.
Connectivity
Connectivity for Every Device in the Fleet
Patrol vehicles carry more connected equipment every year. Routers, body cameras, license plate readers, ruggedized laptops, drones, and mobile command units all need cellular data, and most agencies manage them across separate carrier accounts with separate bills.
Datablaze provides connectivity plans directly from major carriers, along with the SIMs and hardware to run them. Data can be pooled across the fleet, so a heavy-usage vehicle does not trigger an overage while lighter vehicles leave their allowance unused.
In-Car Routers and MDTs
Keep mobile data terminals and in-vehicle routers online across the jurisdiction.
Body Camera Offload
Bandwidth for uploading footage without tying up station infrastructure.
License Plate Readers
Fixed and mobile ALPR units reporting back on a reliable connection.
Drones and Robotics
Cellular links for unmanned units operating beyond station Wi-Fi.
Mobile Command and Incident Response
Connectivity that stands up at a scene where fixed infrastructure does not reach.
Fixed Cameras and Remote Sites
Cellular backhaul for cameras, sensors, and facilities without wired service.
Static IP Addresses
A fixed address for devices that have to be reached for maintenance, configuration, or a live video pull.
Private APN
A dedicated gateway between agency devices and the agency network, isolated from public internet traffic.
VPN Connectivity
Encrypted transport end to end for deployments where traffic should never touch the open internet.
GPS Tracking
Covert GPS Tracking That Keeps Up With the Investigation
A tracker is only as useful as the data it sends back. When a subject moves, the location has to move with them, and the record has to still be there weeks later when the case is assembled. Datablaze trackers report in near real time, on an interval you set to match the operation.
Price Plans Based on Update Interval
EXTENDED WATCH
1 min
Update Interval
Long-duration surveillance where battery life matters more than granularity. Suited to parked assets, stakeouts, and deployments measured in weeks.
ACTIVE INVESTIGATION
10 seconds
Update Interval
The working standard for active cases. Enough resolution to reconstruct a full route without draining a battery in days.
LIVE OPERATIONS
5 seconds
Update Interval
Pursuit-grade reporting. Location refreshes fast enough to follow a moving subject through traffic and turns in real time.
HARDWARE
Tracking Hardware Built for Field Conditions
Datablaze supplies covert and asset tracking hardware sized to the deployment, from battery-powered magnet-mount units for short placements to hardwired trackers for long-term installs. Every device ships provisioned and assigned to your account.
4G/LTE Cellular · Current-generation cellular across major carrier networks, so coverage follows the subject out of the metro.
Extended Battery Life · Rechargeable packs sized for multi-week deployments at longer reporting intervals.
Industrial Magnet Mount · Strong magnets for fast placement and removal without tools or hardware.
Weather-Resistant Housing · Sealed enclosures rated for road spray, dust, heat, and winter conditions.
Hardwired Options · Direct-power installs for fleet vehicles and long-term asset monitoring.
Configured On Arrival · Devices arrive activated and ready to report. No setup work in the field.
Spec a Device
Managed in VOYAGER
Stop managing carriers one by one
Every site, SIM, and network event lives in one carrier-agnostic platform. Track data usage, set alerts, and manage plans across all your locations from a single view.
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Unified device & SIM management
One interface to manage connected devices and SIMs together, across multi-carrier and single-carrier subscriptions.
Remote SIM control
Activate, suspend, or update SIMs and profiles over the air, one device or a fleet at a time.
Usage visibility
See historical and real-time data usage per SIM, group, or region. No more guessing before the invoice lands.
Overage alerts
Get notified before a SIM crosses its limit, so surprises never reach the invoice.
Consolidated billing
Every carrier account on one clear invoice, with Excel exports and breakdowns by label or group.
Multi-tenant management
Run separate entities from one platform. Each tenant sees only what it should, and costs pass through cleanly.
Faster deployment
Reduce the time to select data plans and activate SIMs with a single all-in-one solution.
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GET A DEMOFAQs
Law Enforcement Tracking and Connectivity FAQs
How fast can a covert GPS tracker report a location?
Datablaze covert trackers support update intervals from one minute down to five seconds. Faster intervals give a more complete picture of a route and consume more battery. Most active investigations run at ten seconds. Five-second reporting is used for live operations where a subject is moving through traffic and the position needs to stay current.
How long does a covert tracker battery last?
Battery life depends on the update interval and on how much the asset moves. A tracker reporting once a minute on a mostly stationary vehicle runs far longer than one reporting every five seconds in constant motion. Tell us the length of the deployment and the interval you need, and we will spec a device that covers it.
What happens if a tracker leaves cellular coverage?
The device keeps logging location and transmits the stored record once it reconnects. A coverage gap shows up as a gap in live reporting, not as lost history. Devices connect across major carrier networks, which reduces how often that happens outside metro areas.
Do you support private APNs and static IP addresses?
Yes. Agency deployments can use static IP addresses for devices that need to be reached remotely, a private APN that isolates agency traffic from public internet traffic, and VPN connectivity for encrypted transport. These are configured per deployment based on what the agency network requires.
Which carrier networks do the devices use?
Datablaze sells connectivity plans directly from major carriers and also offers multi-carrier SIMs that connect across more than one network from a single installation. Single-carrier plans work well where coverage is known and stable. Multi-carrier fits mobile deployments that cross coverage boundaries. We recommend an option based on where the devices operate.
Do you work with private investigators as well as agencies?
Yes. Licensed private investigation firms use the same tracking hardware, service levels, and platform as law enforcement agencies, subject to the legal requirements that govern their work in their jurisdiction.
How do we get pricing?
Pricing depends on device count, update interval, and whether the deployment also includes fleet connectivity. Request a quote with an estimate of how many devices you need and how they will be used, and we will build pricing around the deployment.