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Hays County Sheriff Anthony Hipolito today announced a new partnership with Revelen.ai, deploying the company's ShotOptix platform to put real-time ballistics intelligence in the hands of deputies directly at crime scenes. ShotOptix is an AI-powered device the size of a coffee cup that allows officers to scan spent cartridge cases and receive investigative leads in minutes. Results are primarily intended to identify the firearm and establish links to prior shootings, suspects, vehicles, or related cases, all while deputies are still on-scene and before suspects have time to leave the area.

The Sussex County Police Chiefs Association (SCPCA) announced today the countywide deployment of the Revelen.ai ballistics analysis platform. The partnership, formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding with the Association, will deploy on-site ballistics intelligence technology across law enforcement agencies in Sussex County, Delaware, creating a countywide intelligence network that enables officers to match shell casings to prior shootings, suspects, and weapons in minutes, directly at the scene, while preserving evidence for formal forensic analysis.

Revelen.ai, a public safety technology company specializing in AI-powered violent crime intelligence solutions, today announced a deployment partnership with the Laurel Police Department in Sussex County, Delaware. Laurel PD becomes the first law enforcement agency in Delaware to deploy ShotOptix™, Revelen's handheld device that provides real-time ballistics analysis at crime scenes, delivering investigative leads within minutes.