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Coreforce, Inc. introduces three products at the 2022 IACP industry tradeshow reflecting a focus on collaboration with law enforcement agency partners.

In the past, evidence storage mostly involved bagging and tagging physical evidence in lockers in a secure location for future use. Digital evidence was stored on floppy disks, VHS tapes and even cassettes to share with the court and partner agencies on a regular basis. “In 22 years we've really changed our technology. When I started, we had a little pocket recorder that used a little microcassette recorder that we would pop that little cassette tape out and put that intoevidence” recalls Lieutenant Peck from the Nampa Idaho Police Department.

Following a successful training and deployment, the Arkansas City Police Department announced that the agency’s commissioned officers are now equipped with Coreforce, Inc.’s patented Eos by Coreforce™ body-worn camera technology. The technologies facilitate policy-based, high-speed data collection to deliver instant, clear, and secure intelligence to support increased transparency and accountability between the Arkansas City Police Department and the community.

Field Forensics Canada to serve as the security and law enforcement official reseller of Coreforce's cutting-edge solutions for digital evidence media capture, analysis and management

Law Enforcement leaders can agree that attracting talented officers in 2022 has proved challenging to say the least. According to the Police Executive Research Forum “Overall hiring is down by 5 percent in the last three years, resignations are up by 18 percent, and retirements have shown a 45 percent increase”.