HOUSTON, Texas — The Houston Police record management system is slowing down the investigation into the more than 265,000 suspended police reports. Chief Troy Finner expressed concerns about the outdated system hindering their efforts and causing delays. The current system, in place since 2014, is proving ineffective in the digital age where technology evolves rapidly. Despite promises to discontinue the use of a problematic code, it remains ingrained in the system, leading to complications and inefficiencies. Plans for a new and improved record management system have been approved by the Houston City Council, with a substantial investment in modernizing the technology. Anticipation is high within the department for the upcoming upgrade, which is expected to enhance efficiency and streamline processes for all officers and agencies involved. With the implementation of this new system next year, Houston PD is hopeful for smoother operations and improved investigative procedures.
Houston Police Department Upgrades System to Solve Case Backlog, US
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