Real Time Crime Center. St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department April 16, 2015

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1 Real Time Crime Center St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department April 16, 2015

2 Investments in Technology

4 Cities with Real Time Crime Centers Kansas City, MO Memphis, TN Chicago, IL New York City, NY Houston, TX Boston, MA Albuquerque, NM Philadelphia, PA *Private Sector: Monsanto and Target

5 Philadelphia PD Real Time Crime Center

6 Planning Process for RTCC Planning and research for the project began in February of 2013 Tours of existing Real Time Crime Centers in Chicago, Memphis and Kansas City Used existing SLMPD resources to prove the technology works

7 Mission of Real Time Crime Center To build one of the most advanced facilities in the country for monitoring, evaluating and deterring criminal activity in real time. We pledge to continually develop new strategies designed to interdict criminal behavior in our community through maximization of available technologies and in-house development.

8 Funding for Start Phase 1 Donation from Police Foundation SLMPD Asset Forfeiture Funds FEMA Port Security Grant Partnership with Motorola Solutions

9 Construction on Phase 1 Construction began December 15, 2014 Phase 1 completion date was March 20, 2015 Phase 1 was completed in just 3 months after funding was secured

10 What Phase 1 Entails Construction of the room and installation of 8 panels of the planned 32 panel video wall Integration of video surveillance and LPR Systems into the RTCC Genetec platform Motorola s Real Time Crime Center Console Integration of ShotSpotter Integration of Computer Aided Dispatching (CAD) Initial staffing of 8 police officers and 1 sergeant Implementation of Traffic Operations Center in RTCC

11 Where we were on October 9, 2014

12 October 9, 2014

13 December 27, 2014

14 December 29, 2014

15 January 5, 2015

16 February 13, 2015

17 February 23, months ago

18 21st Century Policing Four Pronged Approach Provide Real Time Investigative Support for Officers Responding to Scenes Focus on Information Gathering and Sharing Use of Video Monitoring and License Plate Recognition Systems Enhanced Crime Analysis Forecasting and Deterring Crime

19 Technology Integration Video surveillance cameras and license plate recognition (LPR) systems working together more effective Combined system of video cameras and LPR systems will create a RTCC that benefits both responding officers and the citizens of the City of St. Louis

20 RTCC Focus is on Public/Private Partnerships Create a strong public/private partnership to enhance critical infrastructure security Example - Chicago PD Existing video integration into RTCC Tie together existing camera systems into one video surveillance platform in the RTCC Genetec platform

21 Existing Infrastructure City of St. Louis has approximately 100 miles of fiber which is key to our success SLMPD has access to over 140 cameras in the RTCC SLMPD St. Louis Port Authority St. Louis City Streets Department Locust Business District South Grand Business Association

22 PTZ Highly Visible Cameras Goal is Deterrence and Quick Apprehension Highly Visible Camera Systems Not Covert

23 Image Quality is Key

25 SLMPD Use of Social Media Chief Dotson's Twitter Chief Sam Dotson The Chief of Police for the Metropolitan Police Department, City of St. Louis, Missouri. Account not monitored 24/7. Please contact with emergencies. St. Louis, MO slmpd.org

26 License Plate Recognition What is it? How does it work? How does it help the police department? How many does the City have in place?

27 Fixed LPR Systems Single Lane LPR Single Lane LPR with Dual Cameras

28 St. Louis City s LPRs SLMPD has 9 mobile LPR devices Currently 1 fixed LPR is mounted at Tucker and Washington Downtown STL Inc. installing 5 fixed LPR devices Example: Manhattan security plan

29 Example of LPR Success

30 Integration of ShotSpotter Gunshot detection and location services ShotSpotter covers 3.5 square miles in the City of St. Louis

32 ShotSpotter North Patrol

33 ShotSpotter South Patrol Integration of ShotSpotter

34 Daily Use of Motorola s Real-Time Crime Center Console

35 Staffing RTCC RTCC open 24 hours a day 365 days per year Initial staffing for Phase 1 8 Police Officers and 1 Sergeant Looked internally at existing positions with redundancies in work Identified existing resources from Command Post and the Intelligence Division Looked for analytical officers with technical skills

36 Future of the RTCC Phase 2 - Spring 2015 Integration of the Crime Analysis Unit into the RTCC Integration of communications capabilities into the RTCC Consoles to provide real-time dispatching capabilities to the RTCC in order to help officers on the street

37 Future of the RTCC Phase 3 Goal is Summer of 2015 Begin integration of private sector cameras into RTCC Further integration of disparate databases existing within SLMPD to provide real-time information to officers on the street

38 Future of the RTCC Phase 4 Funding dependent (TBD) Implementation of new and robust software to improve SLMPD s efficiency Implement a new records management system (RMS) Implement an intelligent business solution to provide analytical support, predictive analysis, and the capability for single sign on to all of our disparate systems Expansion of video wall

39 Teamwork Memphis RTCC

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