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Baltimore Police Department’s Crime Gun Intelligence Center Unit
ShotSpotter not only hastens the response of police officers to shootings but can also identify shootings that may not have been reported to 9-1-1.
Sydney Koeppel headshot
Sydney Koeppel
Civilian supervisor for the intelligence and analysis section
South Bend Police Department
ShotSpotter has been a game changer for us. It's helped us respond to gunfire faster and more accurately, and get some really bad criminals off our streets.
Former Chief of Police Wes Blair
Former Chief WES BLAIR
Cape Girardeau Chief of Police
Ex Ministro del Interior de Uruguay

ShotSpotter nos dio esa posibilidad no solo de llegar a tiempo y encontrar en la escena delincuentes disparando en el momento y poder llevarlos ante la justicia, sino también tan importante como eso nos dio la posibilidad de salvar vidas. Porque en definitiva, si uno llega más rápido y llega a tiempo y encuentra una persona herida, puede trasladarla rápidamente a un hospital y lograr salvar la vida. Entonces, de alguna forma nos dio esa doble posibilidad, la de llegar a tiempo, tratar de agarrar infraganti delito a un delincuente, pero al mismo tiempo salvar vidas, que también lo que estábamos buscando como forma de bajar el nivel de homicidios.

Nicolás Martinelli
Nicolás Martinelli
CT Police Department

We’ve been using ShotSpotter successfully for years to improve our response time to shootings and save lives, and Rekor to provide accurate and rapid vehicle and license plate recognition to identify criminal suspect vehicles. The idea of more tightly integrating these two useful and proven products is compelling and can provide even better investigative insight for our department to prevent and solve crimes, ultimately supporting our mission to protect and serve the community.

Paul Grech
Patrol Captain, Bridgeport
S. C. Police Department

“The ShotSpotter technology targets [gun] violence, quickly puts our officers where they’re needed, and helps us identify shooters, while building trust and restoring peace in the challenged communities we serve.”

Chief SKIP HOLBROOK
Columbia
Franklin Police Department

While preparing for a second degree murder trial stemming from a fentanyl overdose, the defense attempted to make the state believe a witness for the state was going to “be destroyed” by the defendant’s ex-girlfriend. The defense provided a name for the ex-girlfriend and the city she lived in. Using this technology, I was able to locate the witnesses’ information and speak with her on the phone. This technology was the only place I found a good phone number for her in multiple databases. Being able to speak with her was very important during trial prep.

Sergeant ROBERT DILWORTH
Franklin Police Department

Working a CC Fraud case(2022000103) and the item purchased fraudulently was shipped to an address in Clarksville, TN. So by posting the reports with the narrative helped determine my suspect was not my suspect after all. She thought she was working for a legit business that she applied to online.

SAMANTHA BROOKS
Investigator
Claiborne County Sheriff's Office

I conducted numerous search warrants for the sale of narcotics and have large amounts of cash seizures to show for it.

RALPH CARDWELL
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation

I recently received information from a Cooperating Source (CS) regarding an individual bringing narcotics into the region. The CS did not have a lot of detail, but provided small pieces of information that was unique, such as the Subject once lived in California and owns a specific transport company. By plugging in the vague pieces of information into the advanced search window, I was able to get solid intelligence on who the source may be. Then, by using the “Associate” search filter, I was able to locate other addresses, vehicles, and individuals the suspect was associated with, which help corroborate the information provided by the CS.

NICK ANDERSON
Special Agent