During the investigation of an armed robbery, detectives learned that a white Chevrolet S-10 had been referenced in connection with the incident. A subsequent inquiry traced the potential suspect to a local motel. Surveillance footage from the property showed the perpetrator being dropped off by an individual driving a white Chevrolet S-10 equipped with all-black wheels. Because of the camera’s distance, the vehicle’s registration could not be seen, and investigators sought to identify the driver as a possible lead to the perpetrator.
The call came in from a local store reporting that a customer had used counterfeit money. When the responding officer arrived, store employees directed them to surveillance footage capturing the entire incident. After reviewing the video, the officer contacted the Real-Time Crime Center (RTCC) and requested assistance in identifying the vehicle involved in the fraudulent transaction.
In our latest interview, Officer Heidi Bradley of the Englewood Police Department shares her journey being a German native working in the U.S. as a police officer.
The holiday season is fast approaching, and with it comes one of the busiest retail periods of the year. For retailers, communities, and law-enforcement alike, this means the stakes are even higher in the fight against organized retail crime/theft (ORC/ORT). What was once seen as “just” shoplifting is now a sophisticated, multi-billion-dollar challenge with amplified impact during peak shopping months.
One evening at home, a dispatcher was talking with her spouse, a detective, who was frustrated with a case involving a suspect entering a building through the ductwork to steal marijuana plants.
In this episode, we dive into the conversations that keep us inspired, how we stay motivated during long decision cycles, the stories that remind us why this work matters, and the real feedback from agencies that drives our mission forward.
ForceMetrics, the company behind Velocity™, the action driven platform for precision policing, today announced that Reno, Nevada has selected the Velocity™ platform to modernize data access, streamline workflows, and better support officers and the community they serve.
We’re still buzzing from our first-ever appearance at the IACP 2025 Conference in Denver, CO, and the experience exceeded every expectation.
CEO, Andre McGregor and CTO, Jason Truppi, share how ForceMetrics is transforming the way public safety professionals access and use data by simplifying workflows, improving efficiency, and empowering agencies to make faster, smarter decisions.