How Phoenix Police Leverages Video Analytics and Digital Forensics in Violent Crime Investigations
Modern criminal investigations are inundated with digital evidence. When solving violent crimes, investigators and forensic specialists frequently face hundreds of hours—or even months—of video footage, Proprietary formats, and fragmented audio.
Join the FBI National Academy Associates (FBINAA) for an exclusive session featuring Lieutenant Brian Rimsza (Violent Crimes Bureau) and Kendra Griffee (Forensic Digital Media Unit Manager) of the Phoenix Police Department. Together, they will share how Phoenix PD tackles the "digital deluge" in high-profile homicide and weapons smuggling cases, transforming overwhelming video data into actionable investigative leads using advanced video analytics and forensic tools.
Date
28 October, 2026
Time
10:00 AM PST
Location
Online
What You'll Learn:
The Evolution of Digital Forensics: How forensic video examination and investigative workflows have shifted over the last two decades.
Overcoming Video Overload: Real-world case studies demonstrating how BriefCam video analytics, decoders, and integrated technologies reduce months of review to minutes.
Multi-Layered Tech Stacks:Integrating gunshot detection, proprietary format decoding, and forensic audio/video enhancement to build court-ready evidence.
Looking Ahead to 2027: An inside look at the upcoming 2027 FBINAA National Conference hosted in Phoenix and an exclusive invitation to tour the new Phoenix PD facility.
Speakers
Kendra Griffee
Forensic Digital Media Unit Manager, Phoenix Police Department
