Yulia Slavina

SoundThinking reports ShotSpotter use in Omaha critical shooting response

SoundThinking reports ShotSpotter use in Omaha critical shooting response
SoundThinking ShotSpotter used in Omaha

SoundThinking announced that its ShotSpotter technology helped Omaha police officers locate a 14-year-old who had been shot 12 times and was critically injured.

The company also noted that Detectives Ryan Sillman and Ricky Martinez recently received the ATF Lifesaving Award in recognition of their actions during the incident. No further details on the case or subsequent developments were provided.

Earlier this year, SoundThinking partnered with RedSpeed and PlateRanger to launch school-zone speed enforcement tools featuring integrated license plate recognition. During its rollout of PlateRanger for law enforcement, the company faced questions regarding transparency and privacy, which it addressed publicly by pledging openness in its technology use. These developments follow SoundThinking's continued investment in public safety software.

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