After more than two years, Nashville, Tennessee, police on Wednesday finally released their report into the transgender shooter who targeted The Covenant School, and it plays into the Left’s ...

Autopsy report contradicts police narrative in Cornelius Taylor case. The homeless man suffered ‘blunt force trauma’ during a encampment clearing with heavy equipment by the city of Atlanta.

But witness video footage seems to contradict LCSO's own narrative of what happened Friday, Sept. 27, in a crowd of about 250-300 people at Big Chicken.

Report: Autopsy contradicts police narrative in death of Cornelius Taylor. Story by Rough Draft Atlanta • 2m. T he Fulton County Medical Examiner’s office has confirmed that the death of a ...

Metro Police say the findings in the study leaves readers with a false narrative or misunderstanding of MNPD policies and practices. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays Watch Now ...

Police departments across the country are turning to generative AI to save time on the drudgery of writing up police reports. At least seven departments in the U.S. are using software called Draft ...

The AI tool, sold by police technology giant Axon, uses the same technology as ChatGPT to transcribe and process audio from a police body-worn camera into a first-person narrative police report.

A small but growing number of police departments are adopting software products that use artificial intelligence (AI) to draft police reports for officers. Police reports play an important role in ...

Protecting the integrity of a police investigation and the public's right to know often ends in an unsatisfactory stalemate, as highlighted in a Sunday Times Free Press report about two police ...

KING COUNTY, Wash. — The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office (KCPAO) has instructed police agencies to not use Artificial Intelligence (AI) when writing reports. In a memo to police ...

Axon Draft One claims it can write a police report in seconds. Police watchdog groups say the AI generated reports will be rife with errors and biases.