Data/Information Sharing
The Violent Person File provides officers with information about individuals who may have a propensity for violence against law enforcement
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The bill would provide for information sharing and dissemination, emulating the New Jersey State Police real-time crime center; there, agecies are tied into a real-time computer chat to report car thefts and information
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The class action suit alleges LexisNexis faked identity thefts, froze credit files and damaged credit reports
Over 20 states have enacted legislation to provide digital mapping, site-specific labeling, critical details to first responders
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The NYPD began an information exchange program with N.J. agencies, allowing law enforcement to share information about car thefts across state lines
OnSolve CodeRED will provide The ADAM Program with the first-ever targeted SMS alerting of missing children information to millions of US residents
New Mexico tops the list of U.S. states in terms of 911 call frequency, with 1,169 calls per 1,000 residents
The new law requires officers to record the apparent race, gender and age of every person officers question, even if they are not suspected of committing a crime
The move comes as part of an effort to combat the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons epidemic; there are approximately 4,200 unsolved cases in the state
The program is intended to highlight residents of all ages with conditions or disabilities that make it difficult or impossible for them to verbally communicate with first responders, like autism, Alzheimer’s or a traumatic brain injury
“People should get used to hearing good news about BPD, and not just bad news,” an oversight director stated
“No law enforcement agency — including the Justice Department — can effectively do its work without the trust of the public,” Attorney General Merrick Garland stated
Sharing crime data empowers law enforcement agencies to analyze information from various sources, unveiling emerging crime patterns at a regional level
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The true power of data sharing lies in relationships – here’s how to build them
Key findings from the Verizon Frontline Public Safety Communications survey
Departments put their officers in the best position to succeed when they have a real-time grasp of their own data and can operationalize it to meet community needs
Data sharing by and between police agencies is needed more than ever, but that process requires sensitivity and finesse
Technology that unifies incident communications and response across public safety agencies, private organizations and communities enhances safety outcomes
Best practices and insider tips
Cognyte’s NEXYTE decision intelligence platform offers innovative solutions for the transformation of raw data into actionable insights
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Police1 columnist Terry Dwyer addresses key considerations around the collection and dissemination of information
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