Information Technology Trends 2000

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Information Technology Trends 2000
New Technologies Impacting Law Enforcement
Practices
Chris Smith Manager, Business Consulting Arthur
Andersen LLP St. Louis Metropolitan PD (314)
444-5375
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New Technology Developments
Integrated Law Enforcement Systems Case
Management Imaging Enhanced Dispatching
AVL Universal Identification Mobile
Computing Statistical Analysis Tools Automated
Support Processes Laboratory Systems Fleet
Management Fueling Workflow Process
Automation Connecting Organizations EDI
Electronic Commerce Internet Communities
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Integrated Law Enforcement Systems
Centralized Custom Developed Software Proprietary
Transaction Oriented
Distributed/Integrated Specialized Package
Software Standards Based Database Oriented
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Law Enforcement Systems
Document Imaging Systems

• Scan Capture Documents
• Scan Capture Pictures
• Link to Case Management System
• Link to Police Reporting System
• Searchable Document Index

Case Management Systems

• Index Share Investigative Notes
• Perform Complex Queries
• Track Crime Trends Statistics
• Follow Case from Police Report to
• Investigation to Trial
• Interface to Prosecutors Systems

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Law Enforcement Systems
Computer Aided Dispatching

• Integrated to Geo/GIS Based
• Mapping
• TDD Interfaces
• E-911, ALI/ANI, Cellular 911
• Real-time Reporting Call
• Management by Supervisors
• Silent Dispatching

Automatic Vehicle Locator (AVL)

• Tracks Vehicle Location
• Tracks Vehicle Status Response
• Provides On-Screen Call Location

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Law Enforcement Systems
Imaging Systems (Mugshots)

• Enhanced Bookiug
• Arrest - Full Color
• Prisoner Tagging
• Line-up Creation Viewing
• NIST Standards
• Multiple Images (Scars, Tatoos, etc)
• Investigative Photograph Searching
• Links to Licensing Agencies (2001)

Digital Fingerprinting Systems (LiveScan)

• AFIS III Standards (1999)
• Links to FBI (CJIS) Records
• Links to Criminal Records Systems
• Electronic Glass Platen Reader
• Laser Quality Printing (FBI Cards)

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Law Enforcement Systems
Mobile Computing Systems

• Police Field Reporting
• Silent Dispatching Incident Coding
• Suspect Identification
• Automatic Citation Systems (2000)
• Automated Accident Reporting
• Field Interviewing
• Combo Agency Record Search
• Cellular/RF Connectivity
• Rugged Equipment Install

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Law Enforcement Systems
Statistical Analysis Tools

• Data Mining Analysis on CAD
• and RMS Data
• User Based Query Tools
• Event Logs and Preset Warnings
• Crime Analysis for Improved
• Resource Deployment
• Integration with FBI (CJIS)

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Automated Support Processes
Laboratory Systems
Workflow Process Automation
Fleet Management Fueling
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Connecting Organizations
Law Enforcement Agencies Mugshots/Images Investiga
tive Information Multi-jurisdictional
Info Citation Accident Reports
State/Local Agencies License/Registration
Info Street GIS Mapping Location Hazard Info
Financial Systems
Police Department Dispatch/Incident Info Police
Reports/Citations Investigative Information Lab
Test Results Booking/Arrest Info Crime Statistics
Courts Court Filings/Scheduling Warrants/Criminal
History Case Information
FBI (CJIS), NCIC, Others National Crime Data AFIS
Fingerprints DNA Index
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Connecting Organizations
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