The efficient way to close down Drug Lines and prevent exploitation

Forensic Analytics' software has been instrumental in the fight against Drug Lines in the UK, improving enforcement, seizures and safeguarding.

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Combat Drug Lines operations with Forensic Analytics

CSAS can save your force significant time and resources in Drug Lines investigations. Key features and benefits include:

Identify key individuals and networks

Analyse call data records to uncover central figures and communication patterns within criminal networks, aiding in the dismantling of operations.
Track Movements and Distribution Routes

Visualise the movements of suspects and pinpoint locations of interest, providing crucial intelligence for surveillance, intervention, and enforcement.
Proactive Safeguarding

Analyse digital data to establish any vulnerable individuals being exploited by criminal networks, enabling timely protective actions.

Saving your force time and resources

CSAS delivers efficiencies and cost savings at scale in Drug Lines operations. The software pays for itself through savings with one guilty plea.

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Helping Essex Police tackle Drug Lines gangs

CSAS has already helped Essex Police deliver a special operation that disrupted drug supplies, reduced gang violence and reduced the availability of firearms across the county.

Identifying vital addresses

CSAS facilitated the proactive safeguarding of vulnerable individuals identified through analysis, such as those living in cuckooed addresses, using our drug lines analysis algorithm. The insights from CSAS gave police the confidence to charge suspects before any enforcement actions were carried out.
Improving efficiency

During the operation, Essex Police reported the use of CSAS significantly reduced investigation costs compared to traditional methods such as wet forensics. It also increased positive outcomes and guilty plea rates at court, with 98% pleading guilty prior to trial.
Keeping the public safe

The operation led to the successful application of 20 Gang Injunctions and 24 individuals referred into the National Referral Mechanism. Police recovered 20kg of illegal drugs with a street value over £800,000 and removed 34 dangerous weapons from the streets of Essex.