A woman hit by rubber bullets during a BLM protest has permanent vision loss. We analyzed video footage from several sources to identify the shooter and created a 3d model to show relative movements of the police officers and demonstrators.

Oregon established a new bias & hate crime hotline, and collected details regarding every report. We delivered a series of infographics to spotlight interesting data stories.

How we used video footage to investigate the circumstances of an arrest and then explain the story to a jury

The world is watching as protesters fill the streets to tell the story of George Floyd and too many other victims of police violence in the United States. What will it take for this uprising to affect meaningful changes in policing?

As statistician George Box says, “All models are wrong, but some are useful.” The useful ones are only as “right” as their objectives need them to be.

Man calls 911 while attempting suicide. After talking to first responders, he draws a fake gun.

A photogrammetric analysis of surveillance video rebuts claim that a homeowner fired his gun at police. Jurors award the injured man $7M, finding tactical officers liable for battery and negligence.

Forensic Architecture heroically reconstructs a building destroyed in a drone strike using only images from shaky cell phone video.

Digital site model allows live "zoom to perspective" animation to aid witness testimony.

Security camera captures police action leading up to arrest in civil rights case.