Many of the incidents that contribute to law enforcement liability, including use-of-force events, vehicle pursuits, and misconduct allegations, may leave warning signs within an agency’s own data before a loss occurs. The challenge is that this information often remains separated across reports, systems, and spreadsheets, making important patterns difficult to see.

In this webinar, our guest speakers provide an introduction to performance reporting in law enforcement and demonstrate how agencies can use connected information to support stronger oversight and earlier action. The discussion explores how critical incidents can be documented digitally, how related reports can be linked, and how high-liability indicators can be viewed through a centralized command dashboard. The speakers will also discuss the role of behavior-based early intervention in helping supervisors and command staff identify concerning patterns and respond with coaching, training, or policy changes. The session is designed for public entity brokers, insureds, risk managers, law enforcement leaders, and others interested in using data to better understand and manage public safety risk. 

Key takeaways include:

• Understanding why important risk indicators may go unnoticed when information is dispersed across multiple systems
• Connecting reports involving use of force, vehicle pursuits, complaints, and other critical incidents
• Using centralized information to review high-liability indicators
• Recognizing concerning patterns and positive behavior
• Supporting earlier, behavior-based intervention through coaching, training, and policy decisions