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Have you ever wondered how long the police would need to keep your phone for if you report a crime? 📲 This week, we’re answering some questions we get asked A LOT. Q1. How long do the police take your phone for forensic investigation if you report a crime? A1. If you report a crime and your phone is needed for digital investigation, the police can take your phone for 24 hours. With Odyssey Live’s software which is being used in certain police forces, the data extraction process is much quicker, and your device is not removed from your possession. #Odysseylivejourney #victimsupport #rapesupport #domesticviolence  #crime #victimsvoice #odysseylive #vawg #RASSO #digitalstripsearch

In criminal defense, investigations play a pivotal role in determining the truth and providing justice to the accused. However, traditional investigative methods can often be time-consuming, resource-intensive, and prone to human errors. This #blog explains the advantages of software solutions in criminal defense investigations and how they can optimize the process. https://zurl.co/O23p #Privateinvestigatorsoftware #PITech #CaseManagement #CriminalDefense

Are you a senior law enforcement officer who wants to detect more crime, target prolific and violent offenders and make communities safer? But you need to do so under tight budgetary constraints? The solution is to use CCTV and other images more effectively. Please review your current systems (I offer a free day to do so), but ask these questions: 1. How many images of unidentified suspects do your officer obtain every year? 2. How many any identified? 3. By what method? 4. How many result in prosecutions? Research has shown that as little as 0.25% of reported crimes produce an image (the highest is 2%), as few as 7% of these are identified and only 40% result in a charge. So out of 10,000 crimes, less than ten suspects are prosecuted as a result of being caught on camera. AND £billions have been spent on CCTV and surveillance devices. Furthermore in UK, 40% of household have obtained domestic surveillance systems in the last decade, but burglary detections have fallen from 15% to 5% in the same period. Let my team help you to turn this around and seize the opportunities not just to identify offenders, but to link them to multiple crimes by human and AI means. This is the most cost effective way of detecting more crime. info@nevilleforensicrecognition.com https://lnkd.in/eajXjwGF

In criminal defense, investigations play a pivotal role in determining the truth and providing justice to the accused. However, traditional investigative methods can often be time-consuming, resource-intensive, and prone to human errors. This #blog explains the advantages of software solutions in criminal defense investigations and how they can optimize the process. https://zurl.co/O23p #Privateinvestigatorsoftware #PITech #CaseManagement #CriminalDefense

In 2024, we're campaigning for stricter identity verification for social media. More stringent identity verification processes will protect underage children from accessing age-restricted content, reduce cyberbullying, and aid in criminal investigations. https://simunix.com/orbis #CyberbullyingPrevention #SocialMediaSafety #OnlineSafety

Are you a senior law enforcement officer who wants to detect more crime, target prolific and violent offenders and make communities safer? But you need to do so under tight budgetary constraints? The solution is to use CCTV and other images more effectively. Please review your current systems (I offer a free day to do so), but ask these questions: 1. How many images of unidentified suspects do your officer obtain every year? 2. How many any identified? 3. By what method? 4. How many result in prosecutions? Research has shown that as little as 0.25% of reported crimes produce an image (the highest is 2%), as few as 7% of these are identified and only 40% result in a charge. So out of 10,000 crimes, less than ten suspects are prosecuted as a result of being caught on camera. AND £billions have been spent on CCTV and surveillance devices. Furthermore in UK, 40% of household have obtained domestic surveillance systems in the last decade, but burglary detections have fallen from 15% to 5% in the same period. Let the NFR team help you to turn this around and seize the opportunities not just to identify offenders, but to link them to multiple crimes by human and AI means. This is the most cost effective way of detecting more crime. info@nevilleforensicrecognition.com https://lnkd.in/e7Ew6raS

Are you a senior law enforcement officer who wants to detect more crime, target prolific and violent offenders and make communities safer? But you need to do so under tight budgetary constraints? The solution is to use CCTV and other images more effectively. Please review your current systems (I offer a free day to do so), but ask these questions: 1. How many images of unidentified suspects do your officer obtain every year? 2. How many any identified? 3. By what method? 4. How many result in prosecutions? Research has shown that as little as 0.25% of reported crimes produce an image (the highest is 2%), as few as 7% of these are identified and only 40% result in a charge. So out of 10,000 crimes, less than ten suspects are prosecuted as a result of being caught on camera. AND £billions have been spent on CCTV and surveillance devices. Furthermore in UK, 40% of household have obtained domestic surveillance systems in the last decade, but burglary detections have fallen from 15% to 5% in the same period. Let my team help you to turn this around and seize the opportunities not just to identify offenders, but to link them to multiple crimes by human and AI means. This is the most cost effective way of detecting more crime. info@nevilleforensicrecognition.com https://lnkd.in/e7Ew6raS

Safeguarding your venue is paramount, and that's why solutions like #VideoSurveillance, #AccessControl, and preventive strategies are crucial. These measures not only elevate #safety but also serve as a strong deterrent against criminal activities. Read more here: https://ow.ly/q07w30sF60E #TEAM101

Speaking at #PIER24 in our session on using technology to identify offenders, is Robin Alexander of event sponsor, GeoComply. Robin will present on 'identifying offenders with geolocation and anonymiser intelligence'. The session will look at how online offenders often use false identities and anonymisers to avoid detection. The presentation will explore the complexities of 'location spoofing,' examining the use of VPN and proxy detection to aid investigations and emphasizing the importance of geolocation intelligence in apprehending offenders. This session is for law enforcement personnel attending in person.

The latest edition of The Otonomist is here: #web3 #crypto #defi #theotonomist #blockchain #incorporation