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“When there are crimes that shock the conscience, the community expects answers.” —Col. Oscar Perez
Technology should show up when it matters most. In the Brown/MIT mass shooting case, agencies used Flock LPRs to cross-reference evidence and identify a suspect vehicle, helping officers uncover critical leads and move quickly toward resolution for the Providence community.
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A single license plate reader. That’s where it started in Mt. Juliet.
Within 48 hours, officers were alerted to a vehicle tied to a homicide investigation and made an arrest. But the story didn’t stop there.
In 2025, @mtjulietpolice reported a 56% drop in burglaries and a 27% drop in auto theft compared to the year before. When officers are equipped with real-time data and better coordination tools, outcomes can change. This is what modern public safety can look like.
(cc: @mtjulietcitygov )
💡 ➡️ Evidence Engine connects the tools agencies already rely on, bringing LPR and video TOGETHER into a single, real-time workflow.
That means faster leads, efficient investigations, and clearer, more defensible cases without the friction of disconnected systems.
Because better information leads to better outcomes. 🎤 ⬇️
From faster case closures to real-time intelligence, agencies are rethinking what’s possible with modern plate reader technology. Built to support objective policing and deliver results at scale.
Not all LPRs are created equal.
A pedestrian was seriously injured in a hit-and-run crash while crossing the street in Berkeley, California. Police say the victim was struck in a marked crosswalk, carried on the hood of the vehicle for more than 41 yards, and then thrown back into the roadway. Investigators used Flock cameras, surveillance footage, and witness statements to identify the suspect vehicle and locate the driver, leading to an arrest.
(cc: @berkeleypoliceca )
A dispute over money led to a fatal shooting in Denver. Detectives used surveillance footage, social media messages, and information from responding officers to identify the suspect vehicle. With assistance from Aurora PD, investigators tracked the vehicle across multiple locations using Flock license plate readers and made an arrest.
(cc: @auroracopd )
A burglary suspect casually shopped inside a bookstore after breaking in. Watch to see how investigators tracked him over 80 miles away.
(cc: @rensselaercountyny )
A senior was targeted in a scam after receiving a call that appeared to come from her bank. She was instructed to withdraw thousands in cash, and a stranger later came to her home to collect it. Investigators used Flock cameras to help identify the suspect, leading to an arrest and the recovery of the money.
(cc: @washingtontownshipnj )
