Charlotte, NC implemented an early intervention system to identify problematic police officers

Charlotte, NC implemented an early intervention system

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The Charlotte-Mecklenburg police department has implemented an Early Intervention System to flag police officers. The system tracks more than 1100 factors to identify officers who could cause a problem. The system recommends training, counseling, or programs for officers.

Analytics Risk Management

Charlotte, NC

Municipality in North Carolina

United States

Newsworthy

Charlotte-Mecklenburg police use technology to analyze officers | WSOC-TV

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department said Wednesday it is using new technology to analyze its officer and identify ones who are "most at risk of having undesirable interactions with the...

New analytics program set to help CMPD and community - Story | WJZY

CMPD introducing new technology designed to help them and the community.

Project Succeeded

The project has been working for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg police department. When the article was posted the system flagged 27 officers. Ten of them required no intervention, 15 needed counseling, seven needed additional training and one employee had to go through an assistance program.

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