Date: Thursday, January 22
Time: 1 p.m. ET | 12 p.m. CT | 10 a.m. PT
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Join Police1 and Veritone for a dynamic and informative webinar exploring how Artificial Intelligence is transforming modern investigative workflows — and helping agencies do more with less.
The explosive growth of digital evidence — from body-worn cameras and CCTV to public submissions and mobile devices—has created a new challenge for investigators. Critical evidence is often buried in a virtual mountain of hay, slowing investigations and placing additional strain on already understaffed agencies.
Moderated by Philip Isles of Veritone, this webinar features Butch Rabiega, retired FBI crime and intelligence analyst and current Triage Team crime investigator with the Cold Case Foundation, as well as Rob Gerber, former homicide detective (Antioch Police Department, CA) and Veritone’s solutions engineer.
Together, they will demonstrate how AI-powered solutions act as a true force multiplier — augmenting investigators with intelligent tools that automate time-consuming tasks and surface critical insights faster. With AI as an investigative partner, today’s investigators can operate like “superhumans,” focusing their expertise where it matters most.
In this webinar, you will learn how AI:
- Transforms months of manual review into minutes of analysis by leveraging hundreds of AI models, including transcription, facial recognition and object detection.
- Automate investigative workflows to efficiently search, analyze and catalog unstructured data such as audio, video, images and documents.
- Instantly enrich evidence with searchable metadata, uncover linkages and surface actionable insights that speed case resolution.
- Increases case clearance rates for critical investigative tasks, including:
- Comparing and analyzing documents, reports, and evidence for inconsistencies or gaps.
- Identifying persons of interest against existing databases.
- Tracking individuals or vehicles across multiple video sources.
- Streamlining PII redaction to ensure compliance and faster evidence sharing.
- Comparing and analyzing documents, reports, and evidence for inconsistencies or gaps.
Discover how modern, AI-powered solutions are helping agencies solve cases more efficiently and effectively by eliminating investigative “grunt work” — allowing investigators to focus on judgment, strategy and justice.
MEET THE SPEAKERS:
Philip Isles is the Director of Customer Operations (Public Sector) at Veritone, leading AI adoption for federal agencies including the DOJ and Air Force. With over 15 years of experience, Philip acts as a hands-on practitioner, helping organizations bridge the gap between complex AI capabilities and production-ready operational workflows.
Butch Rabiega served in the FBI for over two decades. During his tenure, Mr. Rabiega served as a crime analyst and intelligence analyst. As a member of the FBI’s Violent Criminal Apprehension Program (ViCAP), he reviewed and analyzed violent crime cases and reports submitted to the FBI’s ViCAP program from law enforcement agencies throughout the U.S. Mr. Rabiega worked in an analytical / investigative capacity for the Federal Bureau of Investigation for over two decades.
Rob Gerber is a Sales Engineer for Veritone, helping public sector clients leverage AI to better serve and protect their citizens. He is recently retired from over a decade of service in law enforcement. He worked in a variety of assignments during his tenure with the Antioch Police Department including uniformed patrol, gang investigations, undercover investigations and his last five years of service as a homicide detective. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Purdue University, as well as numerous technology, leadership and management certifications.