Britain’s largest police force has unveiled a smartphone application which lets London residents identify suspects at the tap of a touchscreen. Scotland Yard says it has loaded its ‘Facewatch’ app with nearly 5,000 pictures of suspects wanted either in connection with low-level crime or the summer riots which hit the capital last year. Users enter their postal code and are served with photos of wanted people taken in their area; they can flip through the photos or send in a name if they know the suspect. The app is the latest addition to international law enforcement’s electronic arsenal of crime-fighting programs, which includes everything from a US Homeland Security reporting tool to an app that reads suspects their rights in Spanish.
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