Public comment on safety technology keeps turning on the same five questions. One city just answered them in writing.
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Two Jacksonville arrests show what happens when a face is treated as an identity. Here is the model we build to instead.
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Cities are not voting against public safety. They are voting against keeping a searchable set of everyone who passed.
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A stop or an arrest that starts from an identity match fails in one of two places. The comparison can be wrong. Or the record that was compared was never...
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By a Biometrica staffer Drug related offenses accounted for almost one-third of all cases reported in fiscal year 2022, the United States Sentencing Commission (called “the Commission” hereon) said in...
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By a Biometrica staffer London in the late 17th and 18th centuries was a rather challenging place to live in, going by one specific measure: the presence of gangs. Certain...
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By a Biometrica staffer Anyone can, potentially, help in the battle against human trafficking. How? One possible place to start is by learning and researching on spotting some typical signs...
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By a Biometrica staffer Ten years ago today, on Dec. 14 2012, a then 20-year-old gunman fired 154 rounds in under five minutes using various types of firearms, and killed...
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By a Biometrica staffer This midterm election season, along with the state of the economy, the country’s crime rate has been under the scanner. Forty percent of U.S. registered voters...
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By a Biometrica staffer Nov. 1 marks the start of Native American Heritage Month, an annual celebration to honor the traditions, culture, history, and contributions of American Indians and Alaskan...
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