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Webinar Overview

In this webinar, co-presenters Jared Drucker and Amit “George” Bansee from the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Digital Evidence and Records Management Division will provide a streamlined overview of managing and delivering digital evidence to ensure timely prosecution.

Presenters will explore best practices for sharing digital evidence with State and Federal Prosecution Offices, including policies and procedures designed to maintain internal compliance on fundamental factors such as filenames, classification, retention, and audit trails (elements unique to digital evidence). The discussion will also highlight the challenges of selecting and configuring vendor platforms that facilitate efficient evidence management.

Attendees will gain valuable insights into establishing workflows, improving interagency communication, and delivering effective staff training, ultimately helping to keep requests within prosecutorial timelines. By reducing turnaround times and increasing efficiency, these practices will help NAGARA members strengthen agency compliance and support prosecutorial success while emphasizing the critical role of properly managing digital evidence.

Presenters

Jared Drucker Unit Manager, Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Jared Drucker is a Unit Manager with over 17 years at the Sheriff’s Office. He has managed large teams across multiple locations, developing standardized workflows, processes, and operational structures to support consistency and growth. He has also led agency-wide technology initiatives in records management and currently serves within the Digital Evidence and Records Management Division (DERM), overseeing Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) with a specialized team focused on supporting the agency’s adoption of NIBRS and FIBRS. Jared holds a BA in Business Administration and the Information Governance Professional (IGP) designation.

Amit “George” Bansee Section Manager, Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Amit “George” Bansee has 17 years of dedicated service at the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office, specializing in digital media management and Central Records administration. With expertise in the preservation, processing, and dissemination of digital evidence and law enforcement records, he has played a critical role in ensuring compliance with public records laws and advancing the integration of emerging technologies in digital evidence management. Throughout his career, George has been instrumental in developing and implementing efficient workflows for handling digital assets, including body-worn camera footage, surveillance media, and other critical law enforcement records.

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