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Flock Safety's platform is designed to integrate data from multiple sensors to create automated workflows, such as identifying an Amber Alert vehicle with a camera and then automatically dispatching a drone to pursue it.
The Arizona Counterterrorism Center is establishing international partnerships to embed intelligence officers from countries including Mexico, the UAE, and Liberia within its operations.
Colonel Glover predicts that within 10 years, the skillset for police officers will need to shift to be more investigative and technically nuanced, focusing on analyzing video and AI-related fraud.
Drone technology was used by law enforcement to de-escalate a situation by correctly identifying a janitor with a broom who had been reported as a man with a shotgun.
Rahul predicts that police and fire departments will increasingly deploy drones for tasks such as responding to fire calls.
Rahul predicts an increase in the use of hostile drones, which public safety agencies will need to be prepared for.
Flock Safety provides a multi-sensor platform for communities that includes license plate reading cameras and gunshot detection capabilities.
Drone technology enables the pursuit of a suspect's vehicle after a gunshot is detected, a capability that is not sustainably achievable with helicopters.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety utilizes the Vitanya Heal the Heroes program for officer mental health, which includes a daily 'brain scan' as a wellness check.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety uses analytics software from Trulio that runs in the background of its body-worn cameras to analyze officer-public interactions.
The Trulio body camera analytics system can flag potentially combative situations for supervisors and help identify officers experiencing burnout.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety has instituted 'well checks' and sabbaticals for officers at their 15-year and 25-year service marks to combat burnout.