Switzerland, Canton of Vaud
Police Région Morges
Trinity AI tool drafting incident reports, supplied by Deeplink
OperationalJournalismPAI-07CED653
- Body
- Police Région Morges
- Country
- Switzerland
- Area
- Canton of Vaud
- Technology
- Trinity AI tool drafting incident reports
- Supplier
- Deeplink
- Status
- Operational
In routine use by the named body, on the evidence of a public source. - Stage
- In use now
- Since
- Spring 2026
- Legal basis
- No statute is cited; the commander says an internal legal review found no legal obstacle.
- Oversight
- Officers must proofread each draft, check the cited legal provisions and sign; the signing officer remains the author.
- Evidence
- Journalism
Named reporting by a reputable outlet - Source
- Netzwoche, 8 October 2026
- Last checked
- Record code
PAI-07CED653
Notes
Netzwoche (8 October 2026) reports that Police Région Morges in the canton of Vaud has required its officers to use 'Trinity', a tool built for the force by the Vaud company Deeplink, since spring 2026. About 50 officers use it. It drafts incident reports from minute-by-minute dispatch logs, officers' voice notes and photos, and answers legal queries such as which penal code or municipal provisions apply. The article says the system runs on a closed, isolated network, that an incident report that took 30 to 45 minutes can now be written about twice as fast, and that extending it to transcribing interviews is under consideration. It adds that the Vaud cantonal police use AI to transcribe video interviews and that Lausanne police run only occasional transcription tests; neither is separately recorded.