The OpenPoliceData (OPD) Python library is the most comprehensive centralized public access point for incident-level police data in the United States. OPD provides easy access to 550+ incident-level datasets from 236 police agencies and 11 entire states. Types of data include traffic stops, use of force, officer-involved shootings, and complaints.

A simple Python script for detecting nearby Axon law enforcement equipment using Bluetooth Low Energy.

A collection of lists of forms maintained by local, state and federal policing organizations. If you have a form name, you have a FOIA request :-)

Police oversight and accountability through public data 👮

A repository for data assembled by the San Francisco Chronicle for its 2024 investigation into fatal police pursuits across the U.S. Reporting and data analysis by Jennifer Gollan and Susie Neilson.

a simple node.js wrapper around the UK police data API

A public, searchable database of law enforcement officers in Virginia.

Documentation for the Police Data Accessibility Project.

This repository scrapes the UCPD Daily Incident page at a pre-determined frequency and store the incidents on a generic JSON data-store.

This project is a comprehensive web application designed to manage and track absconders effectively. Below, you'll find detailed information about the project, including its features, setup instructions, and more.

Information on incident-level police datasets for openpolicedata Python package

Code for Constructing Datasets From Public Police Body Camera Footage (ICASSP 2025)

Improving Cyclist Safety by analyzing collision data

Police Data Access Point

Downloads, parses, and plots the Garland, TX police incident report PDF, extracting incidents by district of interest. Exports the results as a JSON file and plots it to a map for visualization.

🔐 Secure Check – A Data Science mini project using Python, Streamlit, PostgreSQL, and SQLAlchemy to validate, clean, and analyze structured data with interactive dashboards.

Streamlit app for downloading data available in the OpenPoliceData Python Package (https://pypi.org/project/openpolicedata)

Live frontend for the UK Police API, with caching

POLARIS is a mobile-first Mini ERP system for Android and iOS, specifically designed for comprehensive inventory and asset management within the ICT Division of the Yogyakarta Regional Police. Currently in its primary implementation stage, this platform focuses on real-time tracking, resource allocation, and digitalized logistical workflow.