科罗纳警局实时信息中心与无人机连破三案：鬼枪、枪击与烟店抢劫三名嫌疑人落网
科罗纳10月13日——河滨县科罗纳市警察局近日披露，巡逻警员、侦探、实时信息中心（Real Time Information Center，RTIC）与无人机系统（UAS）团队在三起互不相关的执法行动中协同办案，三名涉武嫌疑人被捕、非法枪支被缴获，三人均被送往县监狱按各自的重罪指控登记收押。科罗纳市府10月12日的公共安全汇报中，RTIC 整合监控画面、调度无人机并向一线警员传递信息的运作方式再次被列为重点介绍。
第一起为家庭纠纷案：警员接报称一名嫌疑人用手枪指着一名家人并将其逐出住所，巡逻警员、侦探与「无人机第一响应」（Drone as First Responder）单位在住宅周围建立战术包围，嫌疑人走出住所后被无事件拘捕；警员随后凭搜查令在屋内查获一把已上膛的9毫米无序列号「鬼枪」。
第二起为枪击案：警员赶到 Rimpau Avenue 一带处理枪击报告，调查认定嫌疑人与两名受害者争执后连开数枪，无人受伤。调查人员借助车牌自动识别（ALPR）技术并在定向执法队（PACT）协助下追踪并逮捕嫌疑人，缴获的涉案枪支序列号已被磨除；警方同时确认该嫌疑人因涉嫌持致命武器袭击，正被洛杉矶县通缉（重罪通缉令在身）。
第三起为烟店抢劫案：一名嫌疑人从当地一家烟店抢走电子烟产品并与店员发生肢体冲突后驾车逃离，RTIC 技术人员利用 ALPR 警报与无人机监视定位逃逸车辆，巡逻警员随即协同拦截并无事件将其拘捕。
来源：科罗纳市警察局消息（Crime Voice 10月5日报道）、Citizen Portal 10月12日科罗纳市公共安全汇报记录。
Corona Police Real-Time Information Center and Drones Help Resolve Three Cases: Ghost Gun, Shooting and Smoke-Shop Robbery Arrests
CORONA, Oct. 13 — The Corona Police Department in Riverside County recently disclosed that patrol officers, detectives, its Real Time Information Center (RTIC) and its Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) team worked together across three separate operations, arresting three armed suspects and recovering illegal firearms. All three suspects were taken to the county jail for booking on their respective felony charges. The RTIC's role — pulling camera feeds, launching drones and relaying information to officers in the field — was highlighted again in a city public-safety presentation on Oct. 12.
In the first case, a domestic dispute, officers responded to a report that a suspect had pointed a handgun at a family member and chased him from a home. Patrol officers, detectives and the Drone as First Responder unit set up containment around the residence; when the suspect came out, he was taken into custody without incident. A search warrant at the home then yielded a loaded 9mm unserialized 'ghost gun.'
In the second case, officers dispatched to the Rimpau Avenue area on a shooting report determined that a suspect had fired multiple rounds at two victims after an argument; no injuries were reported. Using Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) technology with help from the Targeted Enforcement Team (PACT), officers tracked and arrested the suspect and recovered the suspected firearm, which had a defaced serial number. Police confirmed the suspect also had an active Los Angeles County felony warrant for assault with a deadly weapon.
In the third case, a suspect stole vape pens from a local smoke shop, got into a physical altercation with an employee and fled by car. RTIC technicians used ALPR alerts and drone surveillance to locate the getaway vehicle, and patrol officers made a coordinated stop and arrested the suspect without incident.
Sources: Corona Police Department information reported by Crime Voice (Oct. 5); Citizen Portal record of Corona's Oct. 12 public-safety presentation.
图片来源：科罗纳市界牌资料图，Wikimedia Commons，CC BY-SA 3.0，Amineshaker（衍生作品）
