Vengeea deploys AI video analytics at police stations, custody suites, evidence facilities and precinct lots — LPR with real-time watchlist matching at sallyports and lots, face-watchlist matching at public entrances, weapon detection, and intrusion alerts on evidence and property-room doors, all live today. Custody-area aggression detection, built around officer-safety incidents during intake and booking, is in early access. Every exported clip carries a timestamp and camera ID, so a detection supports a chain-of-custody record instead of complicating one.
No jargon — this is the list. Every card below is a real detection module: 5 live on customer sites today, 1 in active development with early-access customers.
A vehicle tied to an active BOLO rolls through the sallyport or the visitor lot. No one happens to be watching that camera, and by the time someone pulls the footage, the vehicle is gone.
LPR reads every plate against your watchlist in real time and sends a match straight to dispatch — nobody has to be staring at that monitor.
Someone on an internal watchlist walks into the public lobby. The desk officer doesn't place the face, and there's no realistic way to check it against every name on file in the time it takes to say hello.
Face Recognition runs on the lobby and entrance cameras continuously and flags a watchlist match to staff the moment the person is in frame.
A door into evidence storage, or a gap in the precinct's own rear perimeter, gets forced open at 2 a.m. No one is on the monitor bank at that hour, so it sits on a recording nobody watches until the morning shift.
Intrusion Analytics watches that door and that fence line around the clock and alerts the on-duty officer the moment someone crosses it — not the next morning.
A firearm becomes visible on a public-facing camera — the front counter, the parking lot, the lobby — while every operator on shift is looking at a different screen.
Weapon Detection scans every active camera at once and raises an alert the instant a weapon appears, whichever screen it happens to be on.
A smoke signature starts in the evidence storage room or an equipment closet overnight. Without an officer physically walking the hallway, it isn't caught until a smoke detector trips — or until it's already a fire.
Fire & Smoke Detection reads the camera feed for early smoke and flame signatures and alerts staff before it reaches that point.
An altercation breaks out in a custody or booking area while the assigned officer is splitting attention across several other feeds, and no one catches it live.
Aggression Detection — in active development with early-access customers — is built for custody and booking areas, flagging a physical altercation on screen so staff can step in before it escalates.
A vehicle on a hot list rolling through the lot, an evidence-room door opened outside its logged access window, a weapon visible at the public counter — each needs a detector running continuously, not a desk officer scrubbing back through hours of DVR footage after the fact. Turn on LPR for the sallyport, intrusion for evidence storage, and weapon and face-watchlist for the lobby; each runs independently against your existing camera feeds, with an alert reaching dispatch in about two seconds.
See how each module works in detail →Departments running Milestone, Genetec or an existing DVR/NVR keep that system exactly as it is — Vengeea reads the same RTSP stream as an additional consumer, so evidentiary recording continues unchanged and unbroken. On-prem is the default for a reason here: LPR reads, watchlist matches and exported clips stay inside the department's own network and infrastructure, under your existing access-control and audit policies, not a third-party cloud.
Calculate equipment for your facility →Real precincts. Fewer hours spent scrubbing DVR footage.
“Our operators were drowning in motion alerts. Vengeea now flags only real events across our distribution floor — response time dropped from minutes to seconds, and the team finally trusts the system.”
“An after-hours alert reached our shift lead in seconds — face match flagged an unlisted contractor before he reached the control room. That single catch would have been a half-day investigation and a full-site lockdown. It paid for itself the first week.”
“We ran Vengeea on our own gate footage under NDA, saw intrusion and weapon detection fire live within the first hour, and signed. On-prem meant our video never left the port network — that closed it for us. We’re also piloting the LPR module and counting the days until the full release.”
The same detection engine, tuned per site. See how Vengeea runs across the other facility types it protects.
We process video only to run the detection modules you enable. Footage stays on your infrastructure by default and is never sold, shared or reused. You control retention, access and deletion.
Read the full privacy policy →NDAs, data-processing agreements, reseller and partner contracts. Have a question for our legal team?
Ask our legal team →We'll walk through your precinct's evidence rooms, sallyport and lobby cameras, and show LPR and watchlist matching running on footage like yours.
