June 29. 2017
(TEMAGAMI, ON) – One of the biggest areas of concern in the Municipality of Temagami is the increase of cottage break and enters, thefts, and damage that have occurred this year. The Temiskaming and Temagami Detachments of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) along with the Temagami Lakes Association and the Temagami Lake Watch Program are […]
READ MOREJanuary 21. 2016
Richmond RCMP is preparing a case for an invisible property marking technology — where transparent markers are tagged onto valuables and logged with a serial number — already used other parts of Canada to reduce break-in-style crimes. Cpl. Kevin Krygier, in charge of crime prevention with the Richmond detachment, said he’s now preparing a business […]
READ MOREJune 15. 2015
Kingston Police has partnered and adapted the new TRACE Pen technology. Allowing the community to “mark” their property (jewelry, bikes, valuables etc.) and register them online to prevent theft and resale of lost or stolen products.
READ MOREMay 14. 2015
Residents now have a new way to mark their possessions in case they are stolen, thanks to a Canadian-made product. Endorsed by the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police, the Trace pen and program marks personal belongings so they can be identified by police or a pawn shop
READ MOREJanuary 14. 2015
Sarnia police are hoping a new property-tracking technology will reduce thefts and help officers return stolen items to their rightful owners. The Sarnia service announced this week it’s starting to use Trace pen technology.
READ MOREOctober 22. 2014
A TracePen was unveiled in Midland today. 107.5 Kool FM’s Brett Glover found out what it does.
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