StarChase GPS track device to prevent high speed police pursuits

The high-speed police chases we all see on television are exciting but also extremely dangerous as statistics proved that 360 people die yearly due to such incidents, according to a 2010 analysis released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

However, things are gonna chance soon as StarChase, a Virginia-based law enforcement technology company, is determined to stop such dangerous car chases with help from a tech device reminding us of the James Bond movies.

The device is a deployable GPS tracker that is installed onto the front bumper of a police vehicle. If a suspected criminal drives away, the police officer can fire a tiny sticky GPS tracker that gets embedded to the suspect’s car.

“Law enforcement uses this technology in situations where they have a high-risk vehicle,” said Trevor Fischbach, StarChase’s president. “That could be a stolen car, a car that has narcotics in it, it could be a DUI suspect.”
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The GPS equipment is wrapped in adhesive layer and will not fall down. The police then tracks down the suspect using mapping software without needing to engage in a possibly life-threatening pursuit.

The StarChase’s GPS tracker appears to be quite expensive as it costs $5,000 per car to install, and $500 for its replacement.

Watch the following video with StarChase GPS at work.