Webinar

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Join Prince George's County Police and Veritone for an engaging webinar to learn how to harness your department's case evidence and booking database to identify suspect leads faster, accelerate case clearance rates and save money with AI.

Topics will include:

Challenges in Identifying Suspects in Video and Image Evidence
Suspect Identification Best Practices from Prince George's County Police
Harnessing the Power of Your Booking Database to Identify Suspect Leads Faster
Available AI Technology - Veritone IDentify Demonstration
Q&A

Discover the ways you can use technology to automate your suspect identification processes.

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Speakers

Sgt. Brendan Gill

Joint Analysis Intelligence Center,

Sergeant Brendan Gill is currently the Officer in Charge of the Prince George's County Police Department Joint Analysis Intelligence Center, overseeing all aspects of crime analysis, and serves as its RMS System Administrator. Sergeant Gill was instrumental in the design and modification of the department's booking module, which included not only capturing arrestee information but also insuring that all output forms meet mandatory State requirements for acceptance into the District Court system. Sergeant Gill has an outstanding knowledge of database table design and utilizes SQL on a daily basis to “mine” data out the relational database tables.

Robert Harrell

Account Executive, Veritone, Inc.

Robert Harrell is an accomplished account executive with 20 years of diverse technical sales, territory management, and complex solution consulting experience. He joined the Veritone team in February 2019 after spending the last 5 years as both a Video Evidence and a TASER Weapons Regional Manager for Axon. He has a background of providing enterprise-level business development in the government, education, and medical verticals with large corporations such as AT&T, Avaya, and Ricoh Business solutions. Robert is based in Atlanta, GA and manages the eastern US territory for Veritone SLED.

Frank Borelli

Editorial Director, Officer.com

Lt. Frank Borelli (ret) is the editorial director for the Endeavor Business Media Law Enforcement Group which encompasses Officer.com, Law Enforcement Technology magazine and Law Enforcement Product News. Frank has been producing equipment evaluations and articles for the police and military communities since 1999. Pulling on his 7 years of military service, over 30 years of police experience (so far) and over 25 years of instructor experience, he stays active in police work, training, and writing. Frank has had numerous books published which are available on Amazon.com, BarnesAndNoble.com and other major retail outlets. If you have any comments or questions, you can contact him via email to frank@officer.com.

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