Device, method, and system for electronically detecting an out-of-boundary condition for a criminal origanization

A method of electronically detecting a criminal organization out-of-boundary condition, the method comprising:

• maintaining, at an electronic computing device, a stored first geofence definition defining a geographic area associated with a first criminal organization;
• receiving, at the electronic computing device, one or more audio and/or video streams or RF identifiers from one or more audio, video, and/or RF identifier recording devices located outside of the first geofence definition or having a field-of-view outside of the first geofence definition;
• detecting, at the electronic computing device via the one or more audio and/or video streams or RF identifiers, an out-of-boundary condition in which an individual determined to be associated with the first criminal organization is detected outside of the first geofence definition;
• responsive to detecting the out-of-boundary condition, causing, by the electronic computing device, an electronic notification of the out-of-boundary condition to be one of output at the electronic computing device and transmitted, by the electronic computing device, to another computing device notifying the another computing device of the out-of-boundary condition;
• and
• maintaining, at the electronic computing device, a second geofence definition defining a geographic area associated with a second criminal organization having a known adversarial relationship with the first criminal organization;
• wherein detecting the out-of-boundary condition further comprises detecting that the individual determined to be associated with the first criminal organization is both detected outside of the first geofence definition and detected within the second geofence definition.

A method of electronically detecting a criminal organization out-of-boundary condition, the method comprising:

• maintaining, at an electronic computing device, a stored first geofence definition defining a geographic area associated with a first criminal organization;
• receiving, at the electronic computing device, one or more audio and/or video streams or RF identifiers from one or more audio, video, and/or RF identifier recording devices located outside of the first geofence definition or having a field-of-view outside of the first geofence definition;
• detecting, at the electronic computing device via the one or more audio and/or video streams or RF identifiers, an out-of-boundary condition in which an individual determined to be associated with the first criminal organization is detected outside of the first geofence definition;
• and
• responsive to detecting the out-of-boundary condition, causing, by the electronic computing device, an electronic notification of the out-of-boundary condition to be one of output at the electronic computing device and transmitted, by the electronic computing device, to another computing device notifying the another computing device of the out-of-boundary condition;
• wherein causing, by the electronic computing device, the electronic notification of the out-of-boundary condition to be one of output at the electronic computing device and transmitted, by the electronic computing device, to another computing device notifying the another computing device of the out-of-boundary condition is executed responsive to both (i) detecting the out-of-boundary condition and (ii) an additional context parameter selected from detecting the individual a minimum threshold number of times as out-of-boundary, detecting the individual in a location associated with a threshold level of recent criminal activity, detecting the individual in a location associated with a particular type of recent criminal activity, detecting a minimum number of other individuals also associated with the first criminal organization currently in an out-of-boundary state, detecting the out-of-boundary condition during a particular time of day, detecting the out-of-boundary condition by the individual having a particular stored past criminal history, and detecting the out-of-boundary condition by the individual at a location approaching or near a jurisdictional boundary.

A computing device for electronically detecting a criminal organization out-of-boundary condition, the computing device comprising:

• one or more non-transitory, computer-readable memories;
• one or more transceivers;
• and
• one or more processors that, in response to executing instructions stored in the one or more non-transitory, computer-readable memories, perform a set of functions comprising:
• maintain a stored first geofence definition defining a geographic area associated with a first criminal organization;
• receive, via the one or more transceivers, one or more audio and/or video streams or RF identifiers from one or more audio, video, and/or RF identifier recording devices located outside of the first geofence definition or having a field-of-view outside of the first geofence definition;
• detect, via the one or more audio and/or video streams or RF identifiers, an out-of-boundary condition in which an individual determined to be associated with the first criminal organization is detected outside of the first geofence definition;
• and
• responsive to detecting the out-of-boundary condition, cause an electronic notification of the out-of-boundary condition to be one of output at the electronic computing device and transmitted, via the one or more transceivers, to another computing device notifying the another computing device of the out-of-boundary condition;
• wherein causing the electronic notification of the out-of-boundary condition to be one of output at the electronic computing device and transmitted, via the one or more transceivers, to another computing device notifying the another computing device of the out-of-boundary condition is executed responsive to both (i) detecting the out-of-boundary condition and (ii) an additional context parameter selected from detecting the individual a minimum threshold number of times as out-of-boundary, detecting the individual in a location associated with a threshold level of recent criminal activity, detecting the individual in a location associated with a particular type of recent criminal activity, detecting a minimum number of other individuals also associated with the first criminal organization currently in an out-of-boundary state, detecting the out-of-boundary condition during a particular time of day, detecting the out-of-boundary condition by the individual having a particular stored past criminal history, and detecting the out-of-boundary condition by the individual at a location approaching or near a jurisdictional boundary.

A computing device for electronically detecting a criminal organization out-of-boundary condition, the computing device comprising:

• one or more non-transitory, computer-readable memories;
• one or more transceivers;
• and
• one or more processors that, in response to executing instructions stored in the one or more non-transitory, computer-readable memories, perform a set of functions comprising:
• maintain a stored first geofence definition defining a geographic area associated with a first criminal organization;
• receive, via the one or more transceivers, one or more audio and/or video streams or RF identifiers from one or more audio, video, and/or RF identifier recording devices located outside of the first geofence definition or having a field-of-view outside of the first geofence definition;
• detect, via the one or more audio and/or video streams or RF identifiers, an out-of-boundary condition in which an individual determined to be associated with the first criminal organization is detected outside of the first geofence definition;
• responsive to detecting the out-of-boundary condition, cause an electronic notification of the out-of-boundary condition to be one of output at the electronic computing device and transmitted, via the one or more transceivers, to another computing device notifying the another computing device of the out-of-boundary condition;
• and
• maintain a second geofence definition defining a geographic area associated with a second criminal organization having a known adversarial relationship with the first criminal organization;
• wherein detecting the out-of-boundary condition further comprises detecting that the individual determined to be associated with the first criminal organization is both detected outside of the first geofence definition and detected within the second geofence definition.