Real-World Benefits
See how EvidenceOnQ™ is making a difference in law enforcement
The following case studies demonstrate the flexibility and effectiveness of our system in real-world environments, the benefits it provides, and how it meets organizations' objectives and needs.
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A POLICE CHIEF’s PERSPECTIVE... Evidence Integrity Assured
"We simply did not have a handle on what we had in our property and evidence room. This is the single biggest item that can get police chiefs in deep trouble, or fired" Chief Ken Johnson, Fairview PD, Oregon
A Story of... Improved Security, Accuracy, & Dramatic Time and Cost Savings.
"Frustrated with such an unreliable and deficient evidence management system prompted us to seek a new solution." Darrell Allen, Property Room Supervisor, San Antonio
Reduced Cost—Improved Efficiency and Integrity
"Prior to purchasing the EvidenceOnQ system at least half of our day, every Monday, was spent bringing in property. Now we get it done in an hour..." Joe Moralli, Property Section Manager; Chico Police Department, California
Overcoming RMS Evidence Management Limitations
"Since going live with EvidenceOnQ, we have purged over 1100 items from our property room." Kara Bennick, Property Section Supervisor; Greenville Department of Public Safety, South Carolina
Overcoming Disaster—Becoming a Model Agency
The worst fear of every evidence manager is that they will inadvertently destroy evidence that is crucial to a case. This article tells what happened in 2006 when that fear became a reality for the Colorado Springs Police Department.
Before-and-After Comparison
A simple comparison of how EvidenceOnQ impacted the Covina Police Department in California.
Using Technology for Critical Incident Management
"It's not a question of if there will be another multi-agency investigation; it's a question of when and where. Law enforcement needs to get ready for the next one." Detective James Trainum, Hanover County Sheriff's Office, District of Columbia