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Chris Mastroianni: The beating heart of the Hartford C4 RTCC, measuring the impact of crime technologies, and the evolution of real-time tech
Summary
Join me for this interview of Chris Mastroianni, a Sergeant at the Hartford Police Department, who discusses the evolution and impact of real-time crime centers in policing. Chris won't say this but I will, he is one of the most important leaders in the space helping push the envelope on what is possible in real time crime centers. He's also wildly engaged on publishing research that actually seeks to measure how successful each new peace of technology is.
Takeaways
- Real-time crime centers have evolved significantly over the past decade.
- Technology in policing is essential for effective crime prevention.
- Video evidence is more reliable than witness testimony in many cases.
- The process of using technology is as important as the technology itself.
- Policing technology must be accompanied by proper training and management.
- The future of policing will increasingly rely on technology and community partnerships.
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By Matt WhiteSummary
Join me for this interview of Chris Mastroianni, a Sergeant at the Hartford Police Department, who discusses the evolution and impact of real-time crime centers in policing. Chris won't say this but I will, he is one of the most important leaders in the space helping push the envelope on what is possible in real time crime centers. He's also wildly engaged on publishing research that actually seeks to measure how successful each new peace of technology is.
Takeaways
- Real-time crime centers have evolved significantly over the past decade.
- Technology in policing is essential for effective crime prevention.
- Video evidence is more reliable than witness testimony in many cases.
- The process of using technology is as important as the technology itself.
- Policing technology must be accompanied by proper training and management.
- The future of policing will increasingly rely on technology and community partnerships.