by John Morris | Sep 14, 2026 | Private Investigations
If it’s a police department, possibly, and not always legally. Departments across the country use a license plate camera network called Flock, and news is breaking regularly right now about officers getting arrested for searching it to track ex-partners and... by John Morris | Sep 9, 2026 | Private Investigations
Yes. A phone app checks your compass sensor, your camera, and your WiFi network, three things never designed to hunt for hidden cameras. A private investigator running an actual TSCM bug sweep uses a wide-band RF receiver and a hands-on physical inspection, which... by John Morris | Aug 31, 2026 | Private Investigations
A licensed private investigator can legally record you on video anytime you are in public view, and can legally record a phone call or in-person conversation without telling you, since Colorado is a one-party consent state under C.R.S. 18-9-303. That permission has... by John Morris | Aug 27, 2026 | Private Investigations
A trained private investigator follows a subject by varying distance, reading traffic instead of hugging a bumper, and knowing exactly what to do the moment a subject turns or disappears from view. Anyone can trail a car for a block or two. Staying undetected through... by John Morris | Aug 17, 2026 | Private Investigations
Strict Quality Control Delivers Solid Evidence Hiring a private investigator requires trust that the evidence gathered will hold up in court or during critical business decisions. A professional agency does not leave field results to chance. Every case requires... by John Morris | Aug 13, 2026 | Private Investigations
Set your camera settings correctly to secure reliable surveillance evidence. When hiring an investigator for workers’ compensation fraud, infidelity, or legal defense, the quality of the video evidence makes or breaks the case. Many untrained investigators rely...