AI for Police Department
A triage assistant for police dispatch. It suggests a call priority from report text and call metadata; an officer makes and signs every decision, and every step is logged.
How it works
What it does, and what it does not
- 01
Suggests a priority (P1–P3) for each incoming report from its text and call metadata.
- 02
Shows open calls by district so dispatchers can see workload at a glance.
- 03
Records every suggestion, the officer’s decision and who made it in an audit log.
- Decides
- never: an officer signs
- Uses
- report text, call metadata
- Never uses
- faces, individual profiles
- Audit
- every step logged
Known limits
- Does not identify, track or predict anything about individuals.
- No facial recognition and no data beyond the report and call metadata.
- Priority suggestions can be wrong; the officer’s decision is the only one that counts.
Version and changelog
v0.9.0, and how it got here
Semantic versions. Changes that came out of review name the review that asked for them.
- v0.9.02026-10-03Current
- AddedOversight policy and audit-log export.
Review record
Internal → Community → Public
Every stage, its dates and what reviewers said, including the requests for changes. Each comment names the version it read.
Internal review (Institute)
2026-09-10 → 2026-09-30Passed to community, with the oversight policy required- Editorial BoardInstitute
Scope and data limits are stated on the card. Oversight policy published before community review.
✓ Accepted
Community review (Community)
2026-10-01 → 2026-10-29In progressNo reviews filed in this stage yet.
Cite this
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Pratama, R., Wijaya, S. (2026). AI for Police Department: dispatch triage assist (v0.9.0) [Software]. Adaptive Institute. AI-PRF-0012. https://adaptive-institute.id/products/ai-for-police-department