4 Hours of Writing.
20 Minutes to Verify.
Every complex report — arrest, crash, DWI — is ~4 hours of narrative drafting. Sgt. Gabriel turns it into ~20 minutes of verification. The officer is the author. Every fact is checked. Every bundle is court-ready.
92% less time per report — validated with 2 former police chiefs and 2 officers.
The Challenge
Three Reasons Paperwork Breaks Cases
The problem isn't that officers don't try. It's that the tools they have were never built for legal scrutiny.
Wrong Statutes Kill Cases
Missing one element, wrong statute citation, or broken chain-of-custody — and the entire case gets suppressed. No second chances.
Consumer AI Isn't Court-Safe
Officers using consumer AI risk hallucinated facts, no chain of custody, and no audit trail — narratives that don't hold up against the body-cam.
Hours Lost Per Report
Every arrest, crash, and DWI is hours of narrative drafting instead of patrol — and the report is what has to survive cross-examination.
The Breaking Point
Prosecutors are already rejecting AI-written police reports. Seattle's King County DA has barred reports drafted with AI, citing hallucinations and untracked errors.
The ACLU and EFF warn these narratives won't hold up in court. The biggest vendors' tools draft only the narrative — and it has an admissibility problem. Sgt. Gabriel is built the opposite way: the officer is the author, every fact is verified, and the whole bundle is CJIS-architected from the first line of code.
The Transition
From Broken to Built Right
Two workflows. One holds up under cross-examination. The other is just AI-generated narrative the officer never authored.
- Officer writes reports by hand or types into RMS
- Manually cross-references statutes (often wrong)
- Body-cam evidence attached separately
- Supervisor reviews for errors (catches some)
- DA returns for corrections (delays cases)
- Officer narrates the incident — voice or text
- Sgt. Gabriel auto-looks up correct state statutes
- Body-cam footage auto-attached with chain of custody
- Supervisor reviews draft in layered confirmation
- Court-ready bundle filed with full audit trail
“The right architecture for this problem hasn't existed — until now.”
— OpsCom Engineering Team
The Solution
Your AI Partner on Every Call.
Sgt. Gabriel watches the body-cam, listens to the radio, reads the records, drafts the bundle, and waits for your signature.
Capabilities
Everything You Need, Nothing You Don't
Purpose-built for law enforcement. No generic AI bolt-ons. Every feature designed for the court and the street.
Voice Narration
Talk through the incident naturally. Sgt. Gabriel transforms your narration into a complete, court-ready legal document bundle.
Body-Cam Evidence
Body-worn camera footage is automatically attached with full chain-of-custody documentation. No manual linking.
State Statute Lookup
Every citation pulls from your state's actual statutes — not hallucinated case law. Verifiable, accurate, every time.
Officer Signs, AI Proposes
The model proposes. The officer reviews and signs. Every sworn document carries the officer's authority and signature.
CJIS-Architected Runtime
Built against CJIS Security Policy v6.0, on AWS GovCloud, with audit logs and encryption in transit and at rest. Audit-ready.
Layered Confirmation
Officer reviews → Supervisor confirms → Chief approves serious cases. The agent never bypasses a tier.
How It Works
Three Steps to a Court-Ready Bundle
From incident to filing in minutes — not hours. No new systems to learn. No IT project required.
Step 01
Narrate the Incident
Speak or type the incident details naturally. Sgt. Gabriel listens, understands context, and begins drafting.
Step 02
Review the Draft Bundle
Up to 11 documents — PC Affidavit, Arrest or Crash Report, DIC-23/24, SFST, Evidence Manifest — statute-aware and evidence-attached. Verify every fact before signing.
Step 03
Sign and File
Your signature. Your authority. Filed with full audit trail — DA-ready, court-ready, compliance-guaranteed.
The Math
444 Hours Recovered Per Officer, Per Year
At $199 per officer per month. Validated with 2 former police chiefs and 2 officers.
Per-Officer Worked Example
Every complex report — arrest, crash, DWI — is ~4 hours of writing that becomes ~20 minutes of verification. That's ~3.7 hours saved per report.
A patrol officer typically files ~120 complex reports per year. The math:
3.7 hrs × 120 reports = 444 hours recovered per officer per year.
Assumptions
~3.7 hrs saved per complex report (92% reduction) validated with 2 former chiefs + 2 officers. ~120 reports/officer/year is a patrol-mix estimate — your number will vary by assignment, beat, and call volume. Value uses the BLS mean wage for police officers ($38/hr).
Return on Investment
Every $1 spent returns ~$6.1 in officer productivity.
Trust & Compliance
Built to Survive Cross-Examination
Built against CJIS Security Policy v6.0 from the first line of code. Officer-authored. Audit-ready. AWS GovCloud.
Not ChatGPT
ChatGPT makes up case law. Sgt. Gabriel pulls from your state's actual statutes. Every citation is verifiable. Every document is court-ready. Officer-in-command. Always.
Get Started
Bring Sgt. Gabriel to Your Department
No custom integration. No IT project. See the officer-authored bundle work end-to-end in a 5-minute demo.