AI Incident Investigation
A computer vision platform for law enforcement: object detection on incident footage, weapon identification, and face detection with forensic enhancement.
Reduction in manual footage review time
External API calls — fully self-hosted inference
Queue-based processing with resumable jobs
The challenge
Identify AI needed a platform that could process hours of incident footage and surface what investigators actually look for: weapons, persons of interest, and key moments — without shipping evidence to a third-party cloud.
Accuracy expectations were forensic-grade, and the deployment had to satisfy law-enforcement security requirements, which ruled out most off-the-shelf AI APIs.
Our approach
We built the inference pipeline around self-hosted detection models — object detection, weapon classification, and face detection with enhancement — so footage never leaves the controlled environment.
Footage processing was made resumable and queue-based, so a crashed job on hour three of a six-hour video picks up where it stopped instead of starting over.
The review interface presents detections as a timeline investigators can scrub, confirm, and export into case documentation.
The results
Investigators review hours of footage in minutes by jumping straight to flagged segments.
The platform runs in security-controlled environments with no external AI API dependencies.
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