timclemans

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by timclemans 11y ago
The department didn't get rid of me. They tried to keep me from resigning.
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by timclemans 11y ago
Calls are categorized by primary dispatchers. A Chief Dispatcher, the ones using this highlighting tool, used to ensure they saw messages they needed to see. The tool shows all messages at once whereas the tool they use right now can only s
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by timclemans 11y ago
I wasn't fired and wasn't asked to resign. SPD tried to keep me.
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by timclemans 11y ago
The Chief Information Officer at the time arranged the meeting to put structure around all this app development I was doing for 911: CAD remarks keyword highlighter, instant 911 call history, immediately show call out #s for a shooting etc
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by timclemans 11y ago
The messages were by dispatchers. I'll give you an example, shortly after the center was no longer allowed to the app, someone called 911 and claimed his car had been shot. A dispatcher put it down as rock hit the car. A higher up told
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by timclemans 11y ago
What's your url?
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by timclemans 11y ago
I just added the MD5 checksum from AWS S3 to the email alerts for each linked "evidence".
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by timclemans 11y ago
Thank you!
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by timclemans 11y ago
I'm not looking to make a business of out this which is why I went with .org instead of .com. I'm looking to solve a major problem with sending photos/videos to police departments. I'm looking into chain of evidence now.
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by timclemans 11y ago
Do you think uploading straight to a department's S3 bucket would address any of the audit/security concerns? http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/UsingHTTPPOST... I'm looking into h
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by timclemans 11y ago
Well if someone breaks into my home I want to send surveillance video to the police immediately so they can be looking for the perps.
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I did what is taking government years and millions to do
11 points by timclemans 11y ago|14 comments