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How Pueblo Solved 12 out of 24 Non-Fatal Shootings?

Pueblo Police Chief Chris Noeller breaks down the measurable impact of integrated ballistic technology, revealing impressive crime-solving statistics and investigation breakthroughs. Key Performance Indicators Discussed: 📊 50% clearance rate on criminal shootings (12 of 24 solved) 🔫 60 total shooting incidents tracked in the current year 🔬 NIBIN ballistic database linking suspects to multiple crimes 🔗 Single arrests connected to 13-14 drive-by shootings through brass evidence 🎯 Proactive gun seizures matched to crime scenes through test-firing 📈 Game-changing impact on case closure rates Chief Noeller explains how ShotSpotter alerts lead to brass collection, which when entered into NIBIN (National Integrated Ballistic Information Network), creates crucial connections between crimes. Learn how one seized weapon can solve over a dozen drive-by shootings through ballistic matching. Breaking Down the Numbers: • 24 non-fatal criminal shootings investigated • 12 cases solved (arrests, warrants, or offender deceased) • Multiple cases linked through single brass samples • Evidence chain: ShotSpotter → Brass Collection → NIBIN → Case Closure This comprehensive approach, combining acoustic detection, ballistic evidence, video surveillance, and witness interviews is revolutionizing how Pueblo PD solves gun crimes. Quote: "We get the gun off the guy, now all of a sudden we can link him to sometimes 13, 14 other drive-by shootings through the brass." 🔔 Subscribe for more data-driven policing insights