Source: https://go.veritone.com/pasedena-pd-selects-veritone-redact/p/1
Publisher: Veritone, Inc.
Date Published: circa 2023 (case study references SB-1421 backlog)
Relevant To: Body-camera/video redaction vendor case study — relevant to tracking how agencies handle public-records redaction technology and vendor claims
Verification Status: Verified (confirmed via full-text fetch; vendor performance claims not independently verified)
Notes: Veritone vendor case study on the Pasadena, CA Police Department’s adoption of Veritone Redact, an AI-powered audio/video/image redaction tool for body-worn and other evidence footage. Cites California’s SB-1421 (“Right to Know Act,” 2018) as the driver of increased public-records demand for redacted footage. Claims: cut a 2-hour video’s redaction time from 10 man-hours over two weeks to a few days; automated detection/tracking of faces, license plates, and other PII; supports up to 10 simultaneous staff on major-incident redaction; CJIS-compliant GovCloud deployment; AI transcription synced to video/audio for keyword-searchable redaction. As with all vendor-published case studies, treat performance claims (some of which appear templated/boilerplate in the page’s raw text) as vendor-asserted rather than independently verified.