Four million minutes returned: How AI-assisted reporting gives officers more time for the mission

New research. Agency-reported results. A practical look at reducing reporting burden while keeping officers in control.

Reporting is essential, but it can take officers away from calls, investigations, and community engagement. This Frost & Sullivan white paper explores how AI-assisted reporting can turn body-worn camera audio and related evidence into an initial draft for officers to review, refine, and attest to, while AI supports work across the evidence life cycle.

Drawing on interviews and agency-reported outcomes, the paper shares examples of reported report-writing time reductions of 45% to 67% in evaluations at Joliet and Fort Collins. It also highlights more than 4 million minutes returned through AI-assisted reporting workflows in the 2025–2026 impact snapshot.

Explore what these results could mean for officer capacity, case readiness, and accountable use of AI.