Former NYPD Chief Joins METIS Intelligence to Boost AI Policing
Terrence Monahan, the former Chief of Department of the New York City Police Department (NYPD), has joined METIS Intelligence as an Advisory Board member, announced in a press release. Monahan will guide the company's expansion in North America and advance its AI-driven policing initiatives.
METIS Intelligence, known for its AI-driven intelligence solutions for law enforcement, aims to revolutionize policing with cognitive automation and big-data analytics. Monahan's extensive experience in law enforcement leadership and his innovative approach to modern policing are expected to be instrumental in this endeavor.
Monahan, who currently leads Monahan Consulting, LLC, has a rich background in advising on security strategies and modern policing technologies. His tenure at the NYPD included overseeing significant initiatives such as the CompStat data-driven policing model and the deployment of drone programs for tactical operations.
With Monahan's leadership, METIS Intelligence plans to scale its AI-powered solutions across North America, enhancing crime prevention, officer safety, and decision-making capabilities for law enforcement agencies.
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