Chuqlab's CrimeMiner solution enables the processing of thousands of hours of audio and video files relevant to criminal investigations so that law enforcement professionals can solve past and current crimes, as well as prevent future ones- all within a matter of minutes. With Chuqlab’s technology, analysts and investigators no longer need to spend hundreds of hours sifting through all of the audio and video files manually. Instead, CrimeMiner will- within minutes- search through the files, find all necessary evidence, and provide transcripts of each and every file.
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If you’re at the Midwest Gang Investigators Association (MGIA) conference in Green Bay, stop by and say hello to our CEO Cornelius George and get a demo of CrimeMiner. Or you can just grab some candy and run away as fast as you can…
VENDOR SPOTLIGHT!! Chuqlab is at the Midwest Gang Investigators Association (MGIA) 2024 National Gang Conference! To learn more contact Cornelius George.
The most powerful tool to help investigators make cases out of jail phone calls, interviews, wires, 9/11 and all other audio and video file in 35+ languages is now affordable for everyone.
From our family to yours, we want to wish you all a happy easter and hope that you are spending time with the ones you love. We also would like to send a special thanks to brave men and women of the military and law enforcement that are working today to ensure we can have a safe time with our friends and family. Get home safe today and every day.
Our CEO Cornelius George sat down with Matthew Molter about the current state and the future of technology for law enforcement.
🎙️ Exciting News! 🎙️ Join us on the Civic Thinker podcast with host Matthew Molter for an insightful conversation with CEO and Co-founder at Chuqlab, Cornelius George, aka "Corn," an entrepreneur at the forefront of GovTech innovation. 🚀 In this episode, Corn shares his journey from tech enthusiast to GovTech pioneer, shedding light on the challenges and opportunities in the government technology sector. From unique perspectives to lessons learned, this candid conversation into GovTech will inspire and motivate any one looking to get into the sector! 🔥 Tune in now for a deep dive into the world of GovTech and social entrepreneurship. 💡 Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts > https://lnkd.in/d8MJTJS7 #GovTech #Entrepreneurship #Innovation #PodcastEpisode
5 years ago we heard from LEO's that there was a huge pain in processing audio and video files for conversational evidence. Having cops sit and listen to jail phone calls, interviews, wires and much more trying to find evidence and then having to manually transcribe all of that is such a waste of resources. with 25,000 years of audio and video files being generated every year. We knew we had to do something. 5 years later Chuqlab is the premier solution for investigators that have large amounts of jail phone calls, interviews, wires and more. Utilizing AI, we make it possible for you to: *Find evidence in 1000's of hours in minutes *Transcribe large volumes of audio at once *Automatically translate files in 32 languages *And much much more at the lowest cost available to law enforcement Book a Demo today and ask about the 50% referral discount going through April 30th as a thank you for 5 years of support.
This week in the news, a man who was in jail threatened to kill a police chief over the jail phone. This shows how criminals are not worried to make threats over the phone. With monitoring in place by CrimeMiner, more of these threats can be found.
This week in the news a woman from Lincoln was charged with intent to distribute methamphetamines while in jail. She likely could have gotten away with the crime if police did not happen to be monitoring her phone calls at the time. How many other criminals feel confident enough that their phone calls will go unmonitored? What other potential crimes could happen from within a jail?