Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco discussed the Justice Department’s efforts to combat violent crime, including the use of advanced crime gun intelligence technology, during remarks at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF)’s third annual Chiefs of Police Executive Forum on Crime Guns. The event convened police chiefs from across the country.
Monaco emphasized the importance of collaboration between federal and local law enforcement agencies in addressing violent crime. She highlighted that innovative technologies are playing a critical role in these efforts.
"By leveraging cutting-edge technology, we can better track and analyze crime guns," Monaco stated. "This allows us to identify and apprehend those responsible for gun violence more efficiently."
The forum serves as a platform for law enforcement leaders to share strategies and best practices for reducing gun-related crimes. It underscores a commitment to utilizing all available resources in the fight against violence.
Monaco reiterated the Justice Department's dedication to supporting local police departments through various initiatives aimed at enhancing public safety.
"Our goal is to ensure that every community can benefit from these advancements," she said. "Together, we can make significant strides in reducing gun violence."
The Deputy Attorney General's remarks reflect an ongoing effort by the Justice Department to integrate modern technology with traditional policing methods to improve outcomes in combating violent crime.