Law Enforcement Archive

Wichita Police Seek Serial Killer Using Laserfiche Technology

April 26th, 2004

It’s any cop’s nightmare. A serial killer who disappears a quarter century ago pops up again, taunting police with clues about unsolved murders. But it’s not a nightmare; it’s a real case unfolding in Wichita Kansas.

Wichita IT analyst Cliff Thomas became part of the search team when local detectives and FBI agents arrived in his office. Wichita police reports stored in Laserfiche digital records management system contains clues needed to break the case, they said. They’ve been studying Laserfiche files daily ever since.
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Burlingame and Albany Police Departments, CA

January 12th, 2004

Police work involves much more than chasing the bad guys. Routine citizen requests for reports must be honored. Statistics must be kept. Case files must remain orderly and accessible.

In the past, officers at Burlingame and Albany Police Departments in Northern California needed to take time out of their day to ensure that the paper was in order. In most cases, officers didn’t have time, and the department’s files became hard to locate and disorganized.
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