"The North Myrtle Beach Police Department’s developing real-time crime center is equipped with plenty of technology and tools that officers can benefit from."

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"The Gastonia Police Department said its Real Time Crime Center was in action this week when it helped find a missing teen with unique needs."

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"As the City of Roanoke is on a historically violent pace to start 2026, Roanoke Police have their newest tool to try and help solve these crimes. The Operations and Crime Control Center, which opened in July 2025. Over 1,000 cameras. That’s how many RPD said it utilizes to monitor the city."

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"After more than 20 years with the City of Statesville, Lee Harris, Crime Analyst for the Statesville Police Department, is retiring. When asked to reflect on her career, Lee joked that she would much rather make a map than write about herself."

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"The real-time crime center is a state-of-the-art system supported by artificial intelligence and funded in part through a $500,000 legislative earmark secured by Rep. Henderson-Myers. The technology is intended to enhance response times, improve investigative capacity, and strengthen public safety across the city."

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"Decked out from head to toe in vibrant, red velvet costumes, highlighted by soft, snow-white trimming around the collar and sleeves, the Washburns are the physical embodiment of holiday spirit, Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus. By day, Amy is an investigative analyst of property crimes for GPD, a newly created position she has held for about three months. She worked as a crime analyst for the previous four years."

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"The high-tech facility connects officers to 21 license plate readers, 22 live cameras and 144 downtown surveillance cameras, all operating in real time."

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"The Chatham County Sheriff’s Office on Monday recognized the invaluable contributions of its October Exemplary Employees: School Resource Officer Herbie Stubbs and Crime Analyst Tatjana Carranza. They were selected for their strong commitment and dedication to their roles within the Sheriff’s Office."

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"According to Public Information Officer Christina Howell, Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office will be using their portion of the funding to continue covering the cost of the operating platform for their Real-Time Intelligence Center."

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"Hundreds of cameras are set up throughout the city of Myrtle Beach to keep an eye out for crime. Police said those cameras are helping them do more than track down criminals."