Integrating Complex Regional Information Sharing Programs

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1 Integrating Complex Regional Information Sharing Programs in the National Capital Region Dave Russell Fairfax County, VA Police 1 st Sgt Ross Randlett Prince William County, VA Police Captain Mitch Cunningham Montgomery County, MD Police

2 Slide 2 Biometric Systems National Capital Region

3 Slide 3 National Capital Area Regional AFIS Systems

4 NCR Population Total population 5.4 million A few jurisdictions in the area include: Fairfax County 1,000,000 Prince William County 365,000 Prince George s County 820,000 Washington D.C. 591,000 (2008 Census) Fairfax: 1,406 sworn officers Washington D.C. 4,050 sworn officers Slide 4

5 History of the Region RAFIS - late 70 s DCAFIS NOVARIS Connection of RAFIS - DCAFIS - NOVARIS Regional AFIS Collaboration Components: Fingerprints Facial recognition Mobile AFIS NCR Network Isolation Slide 5

6 Regional AFIS Network FBI AFIS US Park Police Maryland AFIS Montgomery County Prince George s County RAFIS VPN Washington DC DCAFIS US Capital Police VPN (MugShot) Town of Vienna Town of Herndon City of Fairfax U. S. Secret Service Northern VA Regional Identification System NOVARIS Fairfax County Alexandria City Slide 6 Virginia State AFIS Loudoun County VPN Prince William County Arlington County VA Forensics

7 National Capital Region Biometrics Governance Board Developed to: Focus Regional Collaboration Provide Regional Procurement Leveraging Provide Guidance for Technology Direction Identify Cost Savings and Efficiencies Develop Funding Strategies Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) Grant Discuss MOU design requirements Technical Working Groups for Specific Components Slide 7

8 Slide 8 The Many Shades of Interoperability and Integration of Systems Cross database search in the Region States Federal Enter once, search many Extending t search capability out to officer at the first point of contact Mobile AFIS Information search and additional databases LInX MugShot Databases DMV RISC Local Record Management System Cooperation between agencies to develop information systems Pinellas County Florida Watch for Vendor Lock with too much integration

9 Mobile AFIS Military Registry and Rapid ID Law Enforcement Application First Responder Identification Privacy Concerns? Search: Local Regional Federal (RISC) Slide 9

10 Product Development Law Enforcement Requirements Is it worth the investment Time People Technical resources Vendor(s) Participation Is it worth their investment Slide 10

11 Product Development We need a $100 throw away It needs to use existing resources already available to the street officer Make it the size of a Snickers Bar Slide 11

12 Slide 12 Mobile AFIS Functional Architecture

13 Mobile AFIS Goals Cruiser Laptop compatibility Self contained software Use existing components of Police Agencies No recurring costs Return can launch another database search District of Columbia PD AFIS Prince William VA Police Department Montgomery County, MD and Prince George s County, MD PD AFIS Northern Virginia AFIS LInX Device can t be weaponized Data is not stored on the device Slide 13

14 Database Search Strategy Prince William County VA Police Department District of Columbia PD AFIS Northern Virginia AFIS Montgomery County, MD PD and Prince George s County, MD PD AFIS Slide 14

15 Mobile AFIS Configuration Firewall PWCPD provided Windows 2008 Web Server Mobile software was configured to submit and receive NIST files using HTTPs DES was setup to support HTTPs submission and responses through the PWCPD Web Server NOVARIS opened the appropriate ports to enable connection between the PWCPD Web Server and NOVARIS DES PWCPD provided HTTPs certificate for the Web Server AFIS Database Number of Tenprint Records NOVARIS 545,264 DC AFIS 596,897 RAFIS 543,342 Slide 15

16 Slide 16 Mobile to LInX Query

17 What is the Law Enforcement Information Exchange Program? Northwest Northeast Southern California Rio Grande NCR Virginia North Carolina Gulf Coast Southeast Hawaii Slide 17 A cooperative regional system for sharing law enforcement data among participating local, state and federal law enforcement agencies 10 LInX Regions plus DoD LInX (D DEx)

18 NCR LInX Governance & Membership Slide 18 NCR LInX Governance 124 Member agencies NCR LInX Memorandum of Understanding di Executive Committee Legal Committee Oversight Committee Strategic Funding Committee NCR LInX Operational Policy and Rules NCR LInX Annual Audit

19 LInX Regions Summary Slide 19 *Trained Active Users = Non disabled, non deleted user accounts with a non null Last Login Date.

20 What s In NCR LInX? NCR LInX Record Types Slide 20 Almost 95 Million Event Records Over 9 Million Mugshots Over 65 Million Narratives

21 Slide 21 NCR LInX System Components

22 LInX Meets Federal NIJ Standards U.S. DOJ GJXDM / DHS NIEM compliant & open architecture Federal & State FOIA, Privacy Act & disclosure requirements compliant DOD DIACAP certification standards & security accreditation achieves data and transmission security Slide 22

23 NCR LInX Success Stories NCR LInX was instrumental in the identification, capture, and arrest of the so called East Coast Rapist. Through ongoing efforts, a short list of suspects p was ggenerated from NCR LInX. A detailed tip p ggenerated byy a p public outreach campaign led to the identification of the suspect and to his arrest. Slide 23

24 Connection Between NCR LInX and NCR Biometrics Pilot Project with Motorola DataStrip Devices Officer uses biometric enabled handheld device to capture print and submits search to regional AFIS If a hit is generated, authorized NCR LInX users can initiate LInX Mobile session (browser based) on handheld device. LInX Mobile application i parses hit return from AFIS, and performs a name search against the NCR LInX system Led to Development of LInX Handheld Solution Differences between MorphoIDent/Cogent and Datastrip Interfaces to NCR LInX NIST compliant transaction files used to transfer information with MorphoIDent/Cogent. DataStrip devices used custom/one off format. MDTs/Laptops used for display of results, instead of DataStrip device / LInX Mobile application. Slide 24

25 Slide 25 Connection with Newer Devices

26 How The Connection Works

27 How The Connection Works Mobile AFIS Result List

28 How The Connection Works LInX Search Results

29 Slide 29 Overview of Mobile AFIS / NCR LInX Interface Workflow Officer uses MorphoIDent / Cogent device to capture print Bluetooth connection from device to MDT If a hit is found on the Regional AFIS system, NIST file returned to MDT from regionalafissystem with person demographic information Officer uses MDT to review a list of hits, and can select a name by clicking on itt to initiate iti t a query of the NCR LInX system If NCR LInX session exists, search will be automatically executed and results returned to user. If no NCR LInX session exists, user will be prompted for loginprior to executing query. Officer can navigate from hit list to NCR LInX application using MDT

30 Benefits of the Connection Officer Safety and Situational Awareness Results from LInX are displayed showing subject s law enforcement activity in the region Ability y to return results from all LInX systems and Partner systems NIST files (standards) returned to mobile are used to initiate query to NCR LInX system Can be replicated in other LInX regions implementing these devices Easily portable to regions implementing connections with state / federal RISC systems Slide 30

31 Slide 31 Any ADDITIONAL Questions?