Police reports aren't just paperwork.
They're legal documents.
They determine whether a case gets prosecuted. Whether the evidence holds up. Whether justice is served — or not.
And they're being written by officers with no writing background, on systems built in the 1990s, under pressure, from memory, after the most stressful moments of their careers.
This is the gap Peach was built to close.
The problem isn't one thing. It's three.
Human
29% of officers hold a degree. 100% are required to file legally-binding reports.
Stakes
A poorly written report means a case dismissed. A perpetrator released. A victim without justice.
System
Every department runs a different template. Body cam, interviews, notes — all siloed, all manual.