1. From Information Led Policing to Community Centric Safety Dutch Police Can technology help us to see in the dark ?

2. Elle De Jonge Projectmanager R&I Dutch Police County Groningen Roy Mente Senior Researcher Dutch Police VTS Politie Nederland Dutch Police From Information Led Policing to Community Centric Safety

3. Agenda Introduction Goal of this meeting Information Led Policing New developments and trends Community Centric Safety Open questions to CCS Innovation community

4. Introduction Netherlands –17 million people –26 police county’s, 55.000 policemen One national ICT organization –National information household –Data sharing –One (voice) communication network (Tetra)

5. Introduction R&I organization –Directed by the national board R&I –12 national FTE’s –20 county FTE’s –One Community Of Practice (COP) –Proven innovations will be scaled up nationally

6. Introduction Gartner Hype cycle Visibility Maturity Technology Trigger Peak of Inflated Expectations Trough of disillusionment Slope of Enlightenment Plateau of Productivity Follow Monitor Explore / Trial Pilot Police-service

7. Introduction Innovation Goals: Responsieveness on emergency incidents Safety of officers and civilians Number of identified, arrested and convicted criminals Efficiency and effectiveness general operations ( less cost)

8. Location Based Services Nodal orientation with ANPR Mobile working Sensors Video-mining Video surveillance Data mining Social Network Analysis Civilian Participation Web 2.0 / Police 2.0 Email alert SMS Alert 112 photo GIS Applications Network Enabled Capabilities (NEC) Information Led Policing Multi-channeling Voice recognition BodyScan 3-D crime scene Digital Pen Panic detection microphones Proximity security APLS Serious Gaming Autonomus Alerting Autonomus Arial Recon Video helmet Thermal imagine Future Policing

9. Agenda Introduction Goal of this meeting Information Led Policing New developments and trends Community Centric Safety Open questions to CCS Innovation community

10. Goal of this meeting To share the best practices and knowledge in innovation between our police forces in Europe. »Our vision »Collaboration ?

11. Agenda Introduction Goal of this meeting Information Led Policing New developments and trends Community Centric Safety Open questions to CCS Innovation community

12. Information Led Policing What is it ? –No clear definition How we do it ? –Based upon police information –Mostly at strategic level –Put the cop where and when you expect it…

13. Information Led Policing Some examples –Data-mining –Hotspots –Shift size, place and time –Based upon (recent) history

14. Information Led Policing

15. Agenda Introduction Goal of this meeting Information Led Policing New developments and trends Community Centric Safety Open questions to CCS Innovation community

16. New developments and trends Mobile smartphones and computers Internet, social media, web2.0 People care less for privacy Knowledge as a disposable Everything becomes more transparent Civilians dislike asocial behavior Strong community and group behavior

17. New developments and trends Loose gadgets….. Create a vision on the new way of working Or else….

18. New Developments and Trends

19. Information Led Policing

20. New Developments and Trends

21. ObserveRecognizeReact Alerteren Alert Sensor technology Autonomous Alerting IdentifyAnalyseSignaleren Signalyse

22. standard new Nodal orientation with ANPR Sensor technology Autonomous Alerting National ANPR Program

23. New Developments and Trends

24. New developments and trends Misdaadkaart.nl Twitter Civiliannet Overvallersgezocht Jackdeprikker And 140 more sites in the netherlands alone from the police

25. New developments and trends

26. Agenda Introduction Goal of this meeting Information Led Policing New developments and trends Community Centric Safety Open questions to CCS Innovation community

27. Information Led Policing

28. New Developments and Trends

29. Unleash the potential of your community (S.Covey)

30. Community Centric Safety How could it look like in the future? Animatie filmpje

31. Biometrics Location Based Services Seamless communication Pattern recognition Facial recognition Datamining Web 2.0 / 3.0 Autonomous Alerting Civilian participation Positive ticketing Situational Awareness Multi disciplinary Centric thinking Community Centric Safety TechnicalSocial Hierarchy is something from the past Privacy doesn’t exist From I-Tech to B-Tech A-social behavior is not accepted Knowledge is for everybody What have you seen ?

32. Big Brother or Big Community…..

33. “The world will not evolve past its current state (of crisis) by using the same thinking that created the situation”

34. Agenda Introduction Goal of this meeting Information Led Policing New developments and trends Community Centric Safety Open questions to CCS Innovation community

35. Open Questions to CCS Will the sharing of all information enlarge the feeling of safety ? More group working is less hierarchy and coordination, will it lead to chaos? More Do you have a question?

36. Agenda Introduction Goal of this meeting Information Led Policing New developments and trends Community Centric Safety Open questions to CCS Innovation community

37. Innovation Community Many projects All over the place, that’s good! Share, learn and accelerate –LEIM Europe, what is LEIM? Collaborate and enlarge –European funds, what are the funds?

38. Thank you Elle.de.jonge@groningen.politie.nl Roy Mente, roy.mente@vtspn.nlroy.mente@vtspn.nl Elle de Jonge, elle.de.jonge@groningen.politie.nlelle.de.jonge@groningen.politie.nl