Officers in North Carolina received a disturbing 911 call reporting an attempted sexual assault in progress.
Greensboro PD had access to large volumes of data, but it was trapped in outdated, fragmented systems. Their Records Management System (RMS) was not designed for fast search or operational use.
ForceMetrics Velocity™ didn’t just streamline the investigation, it empowered the officer to make an informed, timely decision that protected the community and reinforced the value of using modern data tools in everyday law enforcement.
We sat down with Williams, a Mental Health Clinician at Brookhaven PD, to talk about her role responding side-by-side with officers on mental health calls, and how she continues that support within the department walls.
Thanks to swift coordination, experienced officers, and the real-time intelligence offered by our Velocity™ platform, a vulnerable person was located quickly and returned safely. In this case, 13 minutes made all the difference, and showcased how the right tools can help protect the most vulnerable in our community.
The Abilene Police Department has been using the ForceMetrics Velocity™ platform since 2021. As one of the early adopters, they helped shape the platform during its development.
Lieutenant RB Todd has spent over two decades in law enforcement, serving in roles spanning patrol, records, recruitment, and real-time crime operations.
In a candid conversation, Investigations Supervisor Mike Moschetto shares how ForceMetrics Velocity™ has become a critical part of daily operations for his department.
In a busy 911 center, one call taker described her day as a steady current of crisis: an injured child, an attempted suicide, a shooting.
