Criminal Investigation Tracker with Suspect Prediction
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Abstract
We’re to propose a criminal investigation tracker system that tracks the investigation status of criminal cases with detail logs and also predicts primary suspects. The system is initiated to help agencies like Police Departments, CBI, and other such department’s to follow up investigation process and track status of multiple cases at a time. The system keeps detail logs of a case which includes case information, people involved, discourse, previous criminal records of those involved, Items fetched on scene and other detail information. The system expect the type of case, allows admin to modify the status of investigation, add more images of crime, items found on scene etc. this enables sanctioned officers to check case status and appearance into its status online and also update any supported and important information as and when needed. The system also provides feature of a suspect-prediction algorithm. Supported sort of case, intellectual property, land, personal or other entities involved the system studies past cases, it studies past criminal records of these involved and supported this data it provides suggestions of suspected persons during a logical order. The system is meant to assist investigation teams to figure collectively on cases, coordinate and also speed up the method by suggesting logical suspects supported data provided.
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