LAUREL, Md.: Tranquility AI, a leading provider of investigative technology solutions has announced the addition of Kevin Clark as the new Vice President of Analytics & Investigations. In this role, Mr. Clark will lead efforts to educate and support law enforcement agencies and prosecution offices in maximizing the capabilities of Tranquility AI’s flagship product, TimePilot. By harnessing artificial intelligence to analyze vast amounts of digital evidence, TimePilot empowers investigators to rapidly surface critical insights and accelerate case resolution.

Before joining Tranquility AI, Mr. Clark served as the Director of Crime Strategies & Intelligence for Colorado’s 4th Judicial District Attorney’s Office. During his tenure, he founded the Crime Strategies Unit, the first of its kind in Colorado and the sixth in the nation. The unit gave prosecutors direct access to dedicated intelligence analysts focused on solving high-priority cases, including homicides, kidnappings, and crimes against children. Over his four years in this role, Mr. Clark testified as an expert witness in over 60 trials, offering critical insights in areas such as cell phone analysis, digital forensics, and vehicle telematics.

While at the Colorado’s 4th Judicial District Attorney’s Office, Mr. Clark manually built hundreds of case timelines, giving him firsthand experience with the challenges investigators face when piecing together the massive amount of digital evidence in cases today. This experience will be crucial to Tranquility AI’s development team as they begin to refine and build out new features in TimePilot.

“Kevin brings an invaluable perspective to our team, having worked firsthand in law enforcement and the judicial system to solve some of the most serious crimes,” said Jim Penrose, CEO of Tranquility AI. “His passion for using technology to bring speed and accuracy to criminal investigations aligns perfectly with our mission, and we know he will be instrumental as we continue to build and refine our AI-powered solutions to support investigators nationwide."

Mr. Clark’s law enforcement career also includes seven years with the Colorado Springs Police Department, where he served as a Senior Crime Intelligence Analyst in the Metro Vice, Narcotics, and Intelligence Division. In this role, he focused on identifying prolific offenders, analyzed crime patterns, and pinpointed hotspots where crime was most prevalent. Before this, Mr. Clark was a Technical Sergeant in the United States Air Force for over nine years.

"Having spent decades in crime intelligence, I understand both the critical role digital timelines play in solving cases and the challenges investigators face in sifting through vast amounts of evidence," said Mr. Clark. "TimePilot is a game changer for investigators. I am excited to introduce it to law enforcement agencies and prosecution offices nationwide, and empower them to easily piece together the full story and accelerate the path to justice."

Mr. Clark’s distinguished career has been recognized with numerous awards, including the 2023 Justice Award from Colorado's 4th Judicial District Attorney's Office, 2019 Civilian of the year from the Colorado Springs Police Department, and Intelligence Airman of the year from the United States Air Force. He currently serves as a board member of the Police Foundation of Colorado Springs and Banning Lewis Academy. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Homeland Security from the American Military University and a Master of Science in Management from the Colorado Technical University.

ABOUT TRANQUILITY AI
Tranquility AI is a technology company dedicated to enhancing criminal justice investigations through innovative solutions that increase speed, accuracy, and actionability. Its flagship product, TimePilot™ analyzes a wide range of case data and provides actionable insights and smart-search tools, empowering investigators to quickly surface critical evidence. Tranquility AI’s CJIS-compliant solutions serve as force multipliers for justice, enabling more effective and efficient investigative processes.

Fonte: Business Wire