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ePolice Virgo Riispapp [email protected] +372 517 3301

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ePolice

Virgo Riispapp

[email protected]

+372 517 3301

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Why ePolice in Estonia?

To ensure a better and quicker service to citizens

To provide order and safety through invisible supervisory

To prevent accidents and crime

To do more with less

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What is ePolice in Estonia?

Integrated queries from the databases of the police and its partner organizations

Integrated surveillance and tracking system Police officers and vehicles

Surveillance cameras

Data exchange with telecoms and banks

Processes and tools for crime prevention Technology + procedures for treating people with a

history of crime, DUI or speeding

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The systems

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•Increase transparency of police work to boost the public confidence rating •Achieve operational excelence on all levels. •Increase in crime and misdemeanors clearance rate •All-in-one solution to enable secure real-time operational collaboration within the organisation and with external partners (Courts, Interpol, Europol, etc) •Decrease fatalities and injuries in traffic collisions •Increased data quality

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Present

Computer in the luggage compartment

Monitor

Positioning device

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Queries on the person

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Queries on the vehicle

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Map

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Command and Control

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Motorcycle

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Quadbike

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Speedboat

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Speed camera

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Business value

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Case management speed

You’re speeding on the street

ePolice takes a photo of you and your car

Number plate recognition is taking place

Metadata is sent to central system

Police officer checks the prepared data and in 97% of cases agrees with digital signature

Next day you’ll get an e-mail with digitally signed fine

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What ePolice is for?

For the police officer:

Quick queries (data on the person, on the vehicle)

Online traffic supervision (the right to drive, traffic insurance, technical inspection, stolen vehicles)

Location of a patrol car

Data warehouse for investigator (data maining playground)

To make visual bridges between criminals and crime

To help address prevention tools

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What is ePolice for?

For the citizen:

Quick checking of data (e.g. driving-license was left behind)

Operational information on stolen vehicles

Increase in safety

Relocating of a car by the owner

Open system

Police is a educator/tutor

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Efficient queries

Query time ~2 sec

Wanted objects found 2/day

Search from SIS wanted list ~2 sec

Online access to 12 State databases

Online access to 3 International databases

110 cars online 24/7

17 000 queries per day

Low bandwith costs (3€ per car in month)

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Queries by Officers

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Supervision Net

Traffic cameras CCTV Policevehicles Internet Cyberpolice Money Laundry GSM provider

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Where Police has seen me 2010

12.12.10 when I made wrong turn

14.06.10 morning to check my intoxication level

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Sharing Experience

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ePolice and prevention

People now do very seldom: Drive without a valid driving license / insurance /

technical inspection Drive drunk or even after glass of wine (39%

decrease per annum) Drive over the allowed speed limit Drive a red light

Estonian Police survey: “Fines get to your wallet but not your

consciousness”

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Summary

Increased traffic security

More efficient police force

Increased police credibility

Prevention through active measures and invisible supervision

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Thank You!