Seattle Police Department unveils Real Time Crime Center to enhance public safety and crime response in the city.

Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes speaks at a media event Tuesday for the city's new Real Time Crime Center. Back row, from ...

City officials said Tuesday that Seattle's new real-time crime center has made a positive impact on public safety.Seattle ...

Seattle Mayor Ed Murray, Police Chief Kathleen O’Toole, and others gathered Wednesday at the new “Real Time Crime Center,” a room on the seventh floor of SPD’s downtown headquarters that ...

Seattle’s newly revamped Real Time Crime Center is operational, with analysts monitoring dozens of surveillance cameras ...

Nearly two months after Seattle launched its crime prevention technology pilot program, city leaders are calling it a success with plans for expansion. Since the Real-Time Crime Center, or RTCC, ...

As police use the cameras within areas that have high crime rates, civil liberty advocates have expressed concerns over personal privacy and more government intrusion into everyday lives.

In an effort to tackle crime while it’s happening, Seattle police on Wednesday launched the Real Time Crime Center, redeploying existing staff, said Chief Kathleen O’Toole.

The Seattle Police Department unveiled its Real Time Crime Center Wednesday, ... The Real Time Crime Center got started July 30 in an effort to respond to a spike in shooting calls.