Abstract: A process for tagging incident data captured by non-public-safety agency controlled cameras. In operation, an electronic computing device detects an occurrence of an incident and obtains an incident identifier associated with the incident. The electronic computing device determines that a non-public-safety agency controlled camera is available for capturing incident data corresponding to the incident. The electronic computing device then controls a public-safety agency controlled internet-of-things (IoT) infrastructure deployed at an incident location to emit a signal including one of an audible signal, visible signal, or a combination of audible and visible signals to enable the non-public-safety agency controlled camera to tag incident data using the emitted signal. The electronic computing device links a unique tag representing the emitted signal to the incident identifier.

Abstract: Techniques for improving admissibility of electronic evidence are provided. An indication that a piece of evidence has been presented to and rejected by a court may be received. The indication includes a reason the piece of evidence was rejected. Metadata related to the piece of evidence is updated in the evidence management system to indicate the reason why the piece of evidence was rejected. Analytics are used to locate additional incidents similar to the incident in the evidence management system. Additional rejected evidence associated with the located incidents that are associated with the piece of evidence that has been rejected by the court based on metadata associated with the additional rejected evidence are identified. Artificial intelligence is used to analyze the rejected evidence and the additional rejected evidence to determine commonalities between the reasons for rejection. A recommended corrective action to prevent future rejection of later gathered evidence is output.

Abstract: A process for tagging incident data captured by non-public-safety agency controlled cameras. In operation, an electronic computing device detects an occurrence of an incident and obtains an incident identifier associated with the incident. The electronic computing device determines that a non-public-safety agency controlled camera is available for capturing incident data corresponding to the incident. The electronic computing device then controls a public-safety agency controlled internet-of-things (IoT) infrastructure deployed at an incident location to emit a signal including one of an audible signal, visible signal, or a combination of audible and visible signals to enable the non-public-safety agency controlled camera to tag incident data using the emitted signal. The electronic computing device links a unique tag representing the emitted signal to the incident identifier.

Abstract: The present invention relates to novel base stable ionic liquids and uses thereof as solvents in chemical reactions, especially base catalysed chemical reactions and reactions comprising the use of strong basis.