# StreetSense — Police Law App — Statutes, Case Law & Guides

> Offline law enforcement reference app with statutes, procedures, and case law for five states. (iPhone/iPad app by MNS Industries, LLC.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/streetsense-police-law-app/id6759077169 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [MNS Industries, LLC](https://appshunter.io/developer/1876713794)
- Category: Reference, Education
- Price: Free with in-app purchases
- Rating: 4.90/5 from 64 App Store ratings · 10 written reviews indexed
- Age rating: 12+
- Requires: iOS 17.0 · 100 MB
- Languages: American English
- Released: 2026-03-11
- Data updated: 2026-08-27
- Monetization: subscription
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/streetsense-police-law-app/id6759077169/reviews.md

## What is StreetSense?

Your FTO riding shotgun.

The law. The case law. The field procedure. One tap—no signal required after your jurisdiction pack is downloaded.

Built by a working police officer for real patrol work, StreetSense brings together tens of thousands of searchable statutes, source-linked case law, decision tools, directives, quick cards, and field resources across 50 released jurisdictions—49 states plus Washington, D.C.

Stop Googling statute numbers on the side of the road.

WHAT'S INSIDE

— Searchable motor-vehicle and criminal statutes with full text and, where available, charge grades, elements, penalties, officer notes, arrest authority, and companion charges
— Case law in plain English: what the court held, why it matters, and the field takeaway
— Major U.S. Supreme Court cases—Terry, Miranda, Gant, Riley, Graham, Garner—with state-specific applicability
— Interactive decision trees for traffic stops, DWI, domestic violence, search and seizure, use of force, and more
— Thousands of search aliases: type "DWS" or "road rage" instead of remembering the citation
— Directives, legal updates, charge combinations, and state POST materials where available
— Miranda card, FST clue guide, phonetic alphabet, Spanish field phrases, favorites, and recent lookups

STATE-AWARE, NOT ONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL

Federal law is only the starting point. StreetSense flags documented state-specific rules for vehicle stops, ID demands, searches, Miranda, arrest authority, and use of force. Case entries include citations and source links so you can review the underlying authority—not just a disconnected summary.

OFFLINE BY DESIGN

Select your jurisdiction and StreetSense downloads its content pack. Once installed, your core reference material works without cellular service. Statute revisions, directive changes, corrections, and case-law refinements can be delivered over the air without waiting for another App Store release.

Kentucky content is temporarily unavailable while a separate licensing review is completed.

TEMP TAG SCANNER

A nationwide temporary-tag reference scanner with OCR, format checks, and counterfeit indicators. Verified law-enforcement users get access at no additional charge. Results flag reference indicators and inconsistencies; they are not a final determination that a document is genuine or counterfeit.

START FREE—TWO PLANS

Patrol Essentials — $9.99/year: statutes, case law, directives, Miranda, FST references, companion charges, search aliases, and arrest authority.

Full Patrol Kit — $24.99/year: everything in Essentials, plus available decision trees, quick cards, charge-building tools, motor-vehicle guides, night-shift features, and Spanish field phrases.

Both plans include a seven-day free trial. Cancel anytime. Pricing may vary by App Store region.

BUILT FOR THE STREET

Dark tactical interface. Fast search. Large-text support. One-handed navigation. For officers who need an answer at 2 a.m.—not another browser tab.

SOURCES & IMPORTANT NOTICES

NOT A GOVERNMENT APP: StreetSense is an independent reference tool published by MNS Industries, LLC. It is NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, or representing any federal, state, or local government, agency, court, or law-enforcement body.

All legal content is a reference summary drawn from official public government sources: each state's official legislature/statute code, U.S. Courts and state judiciary websites, the public-domain opinion databases CourtListener (Free Law Project) and Justia, and each state's POST training commission. Nothing is AI-generated.

StreetSense supplements your training, current law, and department policy—it does not replace them. It does not provide legal advice. Always verify citations, conclusions, charges, and procedures against current official sources and agency policy.

Questions? nick@mnsindustriesllc.com
Terms: https://mnsindustriesllc.com/streetsense-terms-of-service
Privacy: https://mnsindustriesllc.com/streetsense-privacy-policy

## Key features

- Offline statute access
- Charge and field procedure guide
- Case law summaries
- Officer notes and scenarios
- Cop-talk search aliases
- Interactive decision trees
- Tactical dark theme

## Pricing and in-app purchases

Base price: Free.

**Subscriptions**

| Subscription | Price | Period |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Patrol Essentials | $9.99 | per year |
| Full Patrol Kit | $24.99 | per year |

**One-time purchases**

| Purchase | Price | Type |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Lifetime — Full Patrol Kit | $69.99 | one-time |


## Chart rankings

- #169 in Top Grossing · Reference (US App Store)

## Recent user reviews (10 of 10)

All indexed reviews: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/streetsense-police-law-app/id6759077169/reviews.md

### 5/5 — Shockingly good

*2026-07-04*

I honestly thought this would be another fake police help app. ITS SHOCKINGLY GOOD. The case law that is in it, along with the simplicity of using the app to locate statutes for charges is amazing. Recommend it to a few buddies already and most of them already purchased the lifetime.

### 5/5 — Police Officer Review

*2026-07-02*

The app is truly impressive, especially for something so new. Its user-friendly design makes navigation a breeze. I really appreciate how all the title 39 and 2C features are straightforward to access, reducing the clutter and complexity. The overall experience is exceptional, and I’m excited to see how future updates will enhance its functionality. I can’t wait to discover what’s coming next and how it will improve this already incredible app.

### 5/5 — Very impressive 👍🏻

*2026-06-27*

This app is very straight forward and easy to use. It contains everything that someone working patrol could use. From case law linked to specific statues, Miranda warnings, and a a built in FSFT checklist. It also breaks down the boring “lawyer talk” and makes it street cop friendly.

### 4/5 — Try it while on a slow night. Pretty cool

*2026-06-27*

Only thing is that it's obviously new and has an AI feel to it so things are not fully fleshed out but it's good

### 5/5 — Great app!

*2026-06-24*

I’ve checked out numerous LE apps over the years, but this is the best.  Lots of great information and a clean layout.  Having searchable IC codes handy is very helpful.

### 5/5 — Perfect Patrol Tool

*2026-04-03*

Easy access to title 39, 2C and walkthrough guides helps make the job easier. Would recommend to all cops

### 5/5 — Great app

*2026-04-03*

The app is great and easy to use. I’ve used on multiple occasions on patrol and hasn’t steered me wrong in my decision making. The decision tree are an awesome resource for everyone in this ever changing field.

### 5/5 — Great app

*2026-04-03*

Have used this app several times while on patrol. it’s very handy and simple to use.

### 5/5 — Great

*2026-03-27*

The app is very easy to navigate and has lots of resources. Would recommend to anyone new or old in law enforcement.

### 5/5 — Perfect

*2026-03-13*

Great platform for any cop new or old. Would recommend this to anyone for a quick reference guide for policing in NJ.

## Frequently asked questions about StreetSense

### Does StreetSense have ads?

No, StreetSense does not contain advertisements. As it is a subscription-based service, the focus is on providing uninterrupted access to its legal reference content.

### What states does StreetSense cover?

StreetSense currently covers New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland, and Connecticut. Each state's content requires a separate subscription.

### How much does StreetSense cost?

StreetSense offers two subscription plans: Patrol Essentials for $9.99/year and Full Patrol Kit for $24.99/year. Both plans include a 7-day free trial.

### Can I use StreetSense without an internet connection?

Yes, StreetSense works 100% offline, meaning no signal is required to access its content. This makes it ideal for use in areas with poor or no cellular service.

### What is the difference between Patrol Essentials and Full Patrol Kit?

The Full Patrol Kit includes everything in Patrol Essentials, plus interactive decision trees for investigations and quick reference cards for procedures. Some features in the Full Patrol Kit are currently active for specific states and coming soon for others.

### How often is StreetSense updated?

The app was last updated on March 26, 2026, indicating ongoing development and content additions. Specific update frequency for statutes and case law is not detailed but is implied by the release of new versions.

### What is the age rating for StreetSense?

StreetSense has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for users aged 12 and older. This rating is likely due to the nature of the legal and procedural content covered.

### Can I cancel my StreetSense subscription?

Yes, you can cancel your StreetSense subscription anytime. There is no charge until your 7-day free trial ends, and cancellation is possible before that period concludes.

## Version history (last 5 releases)

### 4.52 — 2026-08-20

Local Ordinances — 83 more New Jersey towns. We added full ordinance coverage for towns across Sussex, Atlantic, and Burlington counties — parking, noise, animals, alcohol, curfews, and more — each sourced from the town’s official published code.

Sharper statute counts and case-law references across several states, so what you see matches what’s there.

Reliability and speed improvements under the hood to keep the app fast and fully offline in the field.

As always: verify against the current official source before you rely on anything for an arrest, seizure, or charging decision.

### 4.51 — 2026-08-19

Companion charges — pull up an offense and you’ll now see the charges that commonly go with it, so nothing gets left on the table at the call. Live across 30 states.

• Smarter search — type it the way you’d say it on the radio. “No insurance,” “hit and run,” “suspended,” “no reg” now land on your state’s actual offense instead of the closest guess.

• 15 new Training Centers — KS, KY, LA, MA, MI, MN, MO, MS, NH, NV, OK, OR, TN, VA, and WA now have quiz banks built on real case law and statutes — every question grounded, no giveaways. That’s 35 states with training now.

• Every full-kit state fully graded — degree/class on every chargeable offense.

Plus content and search accuracy fixes across the board.

### 4.5 — 2026-08-17

Nine more states now have the full Field Kit.

• Decision trees and quick-reference cards added for Nevada, Mississippi,
  Oklahoma, Oregon, and New Hampshire — built to the same FTO standard as
  New Jersey, grounded in each state's own statutes and case law.
• Washington, New Mexico, Missouri, and Minnesota decision trees rebuilt
  from the ground up with real, state-specific guidance.
• Every case citation in the app re-verified against CourtListener, so what
  you cite in the field holds up at the hearing.

As always: built by a cop, verified — not generated.

### 4.44 — 2026-08-14

Locked out after updating? Fixed. If your paid content ever showed as locked, the app now gives you a one-tap prompt to pick your state and unlock — no account, no re-purchase needed.
• Sharper search — say a charge the way you’d say it on the radio and land on the right statute, with less clutter in the results.
• More local ordinances — town-by-town codes keep rolling out, with newly launched towns called out right on the home screen.
• Accuracy and reliability improvements across all states.
Stay safe out there.

### 4.42 — 2026-08-13

This update makes the law faster to find and more precise when you’re on the call:
• Sharper search — type a charge the way you’d say it on the radio and land on the right statute, with less clutter in the results.
• More accurate statute detail — verified charge grades, titles, and case-law notes reviewed across all states.
• More local ordinances — town-by-town codes keep rolling out, and newly launched towns are called out right on the home screen.
• Reliability and speed improvements throughout.
Stay safe out there.

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