DutyWatch is a citizen-powered platform that documents law enforcement misconduct on duty and publishes it for the public. No more buried reports. No more deleted databases.
Misconduct reports get buried in filing cabinets. Officers with histories of violations transfer to new departments and start fresh. The public has no easy way to see who is patrolling their streets or what those officers have done. DutyWatch changes that by putting the record in the hands of the people who need it most.
Citizens document incidents with structured reports. Location, officer details, violation type, and supporting evidence. Every report is timestamped and geotagged.
Reports go through community corroboration. Multiple witnesses, supporting evidence, and cross-referencing with public records strengthen each case.
Verified incidents become permanent public records. Searchable by officer, department, date, and violation type. Accountability that can't be deleted.
Searchable records for every documented officer. Employment history, incident reports, and department transfers in one place.
Aggregated misconduct data by department. Spot patterns, compare agencies, and identify systemic issues at a glance.
Geographic visualization of reported incidents. See where misconduct clusters and track patterns over time in your neighborhood.
Tamper-proof storage for photos, videos, and documents. Once uploaded, evidence can't be altered or removed.
Your report could be the one that reveals a pattern. Every submission strengthens the public record.
File a Report NowAccountability shouldn't depend on which database a government decides to keep.
DutyWatch puts the record where it belongs: in public hands.