Advertorial: Investigating County Lines

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Advertorial: Investigating County Lines

Richard Helson, a director at Chorus Intelligence, explains how the company is being used to combat county lines.

Date - 20th June 2019
By - Richard Helson

Those of you that are familiar with Chorus software will know of its capabilities to cleanse and analyse masses of disparate data to help fight crime. The launch of our ‘Investigator’ product last year has given front line officers and...

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