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Law enforcement

Bait-Car Programs.
Run From One Workspace.

Agencies use Titan to stage bait vehicles, protect their own fleet and keep a clean record of every alert, trip and action, with access limited to the officers assigned.
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Serving agencies including Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office and the U.S. Marshals Service

The agency workspace

Built for operations, not repurposed from retail.

A dedicated law-enforcement workspace on the same security engine that protects dealer lots and rental fleets.

Deployments

Record each bait-car or agency-fleet operation with its reference, vehicles, assigned officers, notes and status.

Officer-level access

Agency administrators grant officers access vehicle by vehicle. No grant, no access.

Live alerts & incidents

Movement and geofence alerts become incidents your team can acknowledge, assign, annotate, resolve and export.

Trips & analytics

Route, timeline and recorded speeding events for every trip, searchable by vehicle and date.

Staging sites & operating areas

Define where vehicles are staged and where they're allowed to be, with schedules and urgent contacts.

Audited vehicle controls

For authorized, relay-equipped vehicles, immobilize and release need a written reason and acknowledgement, and every action is attributed.
Evidence-ready

Every action on the record.

Deployment events, incidents and vehicle actions carry the officer and agency that made them, so the operational record holds up after the fact.

What agencies get

  • Separate agency workspace and roles: administrators and officers
  • Agency-owned devices assigned through Titan onboarding
  • Covert integration by Titan fitment engineers
  • Incident export for case files
  • Retention terms set in the agency onboarding agreement
Watch

See a bait-car deployment end to end.

Stage the vehicle, assign officers, follow the alert and trip, and close out the incident.

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An agency stages a bait vehicle, assigns officers, follows the live alert and trip, and exports the incident record.

Onboarding

From briefing to first deployment.

  1. 01

    Briefing

    A call with your program lead on goals, vehicles and jurisdiction.

  2. 02

    Agency setup

    Titan verifies the agency and creates your administrator account and workspace.

  3. 03

    Integrate

    Fitment engineers integrate Titan covertly into agency or bait vehicles, about 45 minutes each.

  4. 04

    Deploy

    Your administrator adds officers, staging sites and operating areas, then starts the first deployment.

Agency briefing

Talk to our law-enforcement team.

Tell us about your program and we'll set up a briefing within one business day.

U.S. Marshals Service

Prefer to talk directly? Email info@titansecure.com or call 1 877-790-1988.

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FAQ

Agencies: your questions, answered.

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What does Titan provide for law enforcement agencies?

A dedicated law-enforcement workspace for bait-car programs and agency fleets, on the same security engine that protects dealer lots and rental fleets. It covers deployments, officer-level access, live alerts and incidents, trips, staging sites and audited vehicle controls.

Who can see and control agency vehicles?

Agency administrators grant officers access vehicle by vehicle. No grant, no access.

Can a bait vehicle be immobilized remotely?

For authorized, relay-equipped vehicles, immobilize and release need a written reason and acknowledgement, and every action is attributed to the officer and agency that made it.

Is the record usable in a case file?

Yes. Deployment events, incidents and vehicle actions carry the officer and agency that made them, and incidents can be exported for case files.

Which agencies use Titan?

Titan serves agencies including the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office and the U.S. Marshals Service.

How does an agency get started?

After a briefing call, Titan verifies the agency and creates your administrator account and workspace. Fitment engineers integrate Titan covertly into agency or bait vehicles, about 45 minutes each, and your administrator adds officers, staging sites and operating areas.