Suspicious Activity Reporting

Reporting Function of the SAR Initiative

Standardized process for reporting, verifying, and sharing SAR information in one platform

Enable Law Enforcement partners from local, state, and federal agencies to collect, verify, and share information under the same data sharing platform. Integration with FBI’s eGuardian system and specialized workflow provides checks and balances to ensure information is reviewed and acted upon accordingly.

Suspicious Activity Reporting

The National SAR Initiative (NSI) is a collaborative effort led by the U.S. Dept of Justice (DOJ), Bureau of Justice Assistance, in partnership with the U.S. Dept of Homeland Security, the FBI, and state, local, tribal, and territorial law enforcement partners.

Suspicious persons of interest, locations, and vehicles investigation
Critical infrastructure and soft targets incident tracking
Targeted population incident monitoring
Identification, tracking, and search of extremist ideologies
Robust ad hoc search and Actionable Report generation

Global Search

Search state, county, local agencies, and participating InfoShare^® systems with Global Search. Confidential information in search results is shared based on permission level, and they can be further searched to return specific results.

Advanced filtering and Boolean search
Inter-agency database search (participating agencies)
Permission-based search results
Document repository full-text and keyword search
Interfaces with federal, state, and county law enforcement partners

Targeted Populations

Track a targeted population based on the threat to an individual’s ethnicity, national origin, gender/sexual orientation, race, or religion. The SAR platform can be configured to produce customized Target Population reports based on agency needs.