CHP to Accelerate Evidence Redaction & Public Records Fulfillment Through Veritone Redact
With Veritone Redact, the California Highway Patrol can redact video, audio, and image-based evidence, reducing time spent on evidence preparation and public record requests.

The California Highway Patrol has partnered with Veritone to deploy Veritone Redact to accelerate evidence redaction.
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- The California Highway Patrol is utilizing Veritone Redact to enhance their redaction processes for video, audio, and image-based evidence.
- This technology significantly reduces the time required for preparing evidence and fulfilling public record requests.
- Veritone Redact streamlines evidence management, improving efficiency for the agency's operations related to public records.
*Summarized by AI
Veritone secured a new contract with the California Highway Patrol (CHP), awarded in partnership with MissionRT, to deploy Veritone Redact. Built on the aiWARE platform, it automates the redaction of sensitive information within digital evidence, significantly accelerating public records processing while protecting citizen privacy.
As the largest state police agency in the United States, the CHP employs nearly 11,000 personnel whose mission is to protect nearly 40 million California residents. Operating in one of the nation's most complex environments, the agency manages a large and continually growing volume of digital evidence, including body-worn camera video, dash camera footage, and 911 audio.
"The California Highway Patrol operates in one of the most complex and demanding environments in the country, managing an immense volume of digital evidence daily," said Ryan Steelberg, CEO of Veritone. "By automating these critical workflows, we are empowering CHP personnel to spend less time on administrative tasks and more time on their core mission of ensuring the safety, service, and security of California's citizens."
Removing Personally Identifiable Information
Prior to the release of digital evidence for public records requests as required by the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), or to respond to court support or media inquiries, the CHP must remove personally identifiable information (PII) from such evidence, including faces, license plates, medical information, and driver's license numbers.
With Veritone Redact, an intelligent AI-powered solution that automates the redaction of sensitive information within audio, video, and image-based evidence, the CHP can now automate this time-intensive process across multiple media types within a single, secure workflow.
For state highway patrol organizations that manage thousands of traffic stops and crashes annually, this technology reduces evidence preparation time from hours to minutes, helping to lower the risk of privacy violations and ensuring consistent, accurate redactions.
"Public safety agencies don't operate in silos; they need connected ecosystems where evidence, records, video, and communications work together," said Richard Coleman II, CEO and founder of MissionRT. "Through our open, integrated public safety platform, we help agencies modernize those end-to-end workflows. Veritone Redact is a key capability within that ecosystem, automating one of the most time-consuming steps in evidence and public records processing while supporting the highest standards of privacy, accuracy, and compliance."
Deployed Through MissionRT
Procured and deployed in partnership with MissionRT, a public safety company that integrates cutting-edge solutions across CAD/RMS, digital evidence, video, sensors and threat detection, this initiative helps CHP modernize its broader evidence and public records ecosystem.
By connecting Veritone Redact with CHP's existing and future systems, Mission RT helps ensure that AI-powered redaction operates within a unified, secure workflow rather than as a standalone tool.
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