Like most law enforcement agencies across the nation, the Henderson Police Department, located near Las Vegas, Nevada, was not immune to the growing nationwide trend for more public transparency in law enforcement. Over the past year, the number of Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests for public access to police audio and video evidence such as body-worn camera, in-car dash cameras, jailhouse calls, and surveillance camera footage, have...

Join Prince George's County Police Department, Veritone and Officer.com for an engaging webinar to learn how to harness your department's case evidence and booking database to identify suspect leads faster, accelerate case clearance rates and save money with AI. Topics will include: * Challenges in Identifying Suspects in Video and Image Evidence * Suspect Identification Best Practices from Prince George's Police Department * Harnessing the P...

With surging amounts of video and audio evidence, redaction is essential for police teams to close cases. Today, law enforcement agencies are spending thousands of extra hours manually redacting evidence sources one by one in order to keep witnesses safe, comply with body camera and freedom of information laws and, at times, consent decrees. Join Chief of Police William Harvey of the Ephrata Police Department (PA) in conversation with Veritone...

Join the Boulder County Sheriff's Office in conversation with Veritone to learn how law enforcement teams can automate video and audio evidence redaction to save crucial officer time, reduce costs and comply with laws. We will cover: *Redaction challenges for law enforcement *New police body camera release laws*Best practices for redacting video and audio evidence*Available AI technology - Veritone Redact demonstration We'll get things start...

Artificial intelligence promises to be a game-changing tool to address a growing number of challenges for federal law enforcement, particularly when applied to unstructured and semi-structured data. It is estimated that by 2020, 95% of video and image content will never be viewed by humans. Instead, it will be vetted by machines that provide some degree of automated analysis. Join us for our on-demand webcast as our expert panel discusses cur...