Don't Just tell the Dispatcher About Your Emergency Show Them
#Justifeyed
Justifeyed integrates live video feed to the 9-1-1 dispatchers, which helps avoid miscommunication and provides a clearer understanding of the incident. In turn they are able to better prepare emergency services for the situation they are going into. This type of communication is very beneficial in instances such as mass shootings in public places such as churches, night clubs and concerts to provide instant details of the scene, especially while traveling in an unfamiliar area to protect you and your family, or if you simply come upon an emergency situation and need help quickly. Right now the disconnect from the time the call is placed, to when emergency services arrive is to great. No matter your age, race, ability or language you speak, you can easily be made aware of your surroundings, report any suspicious activity, and quickly connect with emergency services. With just these few features Justifeyed has the potential to reduce response rate to a scene by 5-7 minutes, compared to the current system. Saving time by creating a better connection, has the potential to more efficiently save lives.
Click below to learn more about me, Marcus Evans, the Creator and Founder of Justifeyed LLC, and why I believe this app is needed world wide. Learn what brought me to the realization a change was needed now.
FACT Disability
In the United States alone, 48.9 million people have at least one form of disability
· 1 million live with severe disabilities
· 2 million have a functional limitation
· 5 million are youth
FACT Disabilities
Categories of disability types include various physical and mental impairments that can hamper or reduce a person's ability to carry out his day to day activities.
· Mobility and Physical Impairments
· Spinal Cord Disability
· Head Injuries (TBI) - Brain Disability
· Vision Disability
· Hearing Disability
· Cognitive or Learning Disabilities
FACT Elderly
Falls are the leading cause of death from injury among people 65 and older. Approximately 9,500 deaths in older Americans are associated with falls each year. More than half of all fatal falls involve people 75 or over. Among people aged 65 to 69, one out of every 200 falls results in a hip fracture
Who we are trying to help
Communities
Highest sexual assault rate (State)
Highest drunk driving deaths (State)
Highest homelessness rate (State)
Schools
(Education)
Highest ranked school district
Highest ranked education state
Emergency
Highest Incarceration rate (states)
Most civilians killed by cops (State)
Firefighter fatalities in the United States
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To Those Heroes Who Have Fallen In Line Of Duty What Do The Colors Really Mean?
Thin Blue Line
The Thin Blue Line honors all those who serve in law enforcement, including Sheriffs, University Police, SWAT Officers, and K-9 Officers.
The Thin Blue Line can also represent Public Safety Officials, Security Guards, Peace Officers, Secret Service Agents, Marshals, TSA Officers, and FEMA Officials.
Thin Red Line
The Thin Red Line honors all those who serve in fire protection, including state and federal government firefighters, volunteer firefighters, and private department firefighters.
The Thin Red Line can also represent Lifeguards, Security Guards, Red Cross Members, Private Investigators, ATF Agents, State Guards, and AmeriCorps Officials.
Thin Green Line
The Thin Green Line honors all those who serve in customs and border protection.
The Thin Green Line can also represent EMS Officials including Paramedics and Emergency Medical Technicians, Animal Control Officers, AEMT Officials, Fish and Wildlife Officers, Court Officers, Environmental Police, Diplomatic Security, and Park Rangers.
Thin White Line
The Thin White Line honors all those who serve in emergency medical services, including Paramedics and Emergency Medical Technicians.
The Thin White Line can also represent Doctors, Nurses, Physician Assistants, Correction Officers, Wardens, Dispatchers, Coroners, Probation Officers, Air Marshals, Civil Air Patrol, Air Traffic Controllers, DEA Agents, and ICE Agents.
Thin Yellow Line
The Thin Yellow Line honors all those who serve in public safety telecommunication, including police dispatchers, fire dispatchers, and ambulance dispatchers.
The Thin Yellow Line can also represent Security Guards, Loss Prevention Associates, and Search and Rescue Personnel. Tow Truck operators and highway personnel
Thin Gray Line
The Thin Gray Line honors all those who serve in correctional institutions, including prison guards, probation officers, parole officers, bailiffs, and jailers.
Justifeyed Eye to Eye live video to emergency dispatchers (JLVD) Act 2020
Justifeyed would like to point out that there are two sides to every Bill. One side is for the government and one side is for the people. The government side, is the side that sets the laws and should be going over those bills to make sure that they are properly implemented for our system. The other side, is the side for the people whose taxes pay to make sure that that system runs efficiently the government should make sure that these bills are amended to treat everyone equally.
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Dispatcher (Government)
The dispatcher needs the current bills to be amended or new bills to be created. This is so the victim can share live video with dispatch for emergency personnel to understand a situation more efficiently and have a quicker response time, potentially saving more lives.
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People
There are 350 different languages spoken in the United states, and people should have access to upgraded 9-1-1 systems so that civilians with disabilities, the elderly, or those who speak a foreign language can utilize the 9-1-1 system as effectively and efficiently as every other person.
Definition
Civil Liberties
The Bill of Rights.
The legal constitutional protections
against the government.
Limitations on government power
What the government cannot do.
Civil Rights
14th Amendment.
What the government must do to
ensure equal protection.
Protects against discriminatory
treatment.
Require government action.
Civil liberties: freedom from government intrusion; protections from government action against you.
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Example: Bill of Rights in the Constitution
Civil rights: government action on your behalf; a desire for government to take certain actions for you.
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Example: Affirmative action
A- Government partnerships will allow Justifeyed to be implemented into the 911 system, and create the laws that are needed to make the necessary changes. At the local level we get the support we need to showcase the app and get things started, to get to the state and national level to implement into every state in the nation.
B- A partnership with 911 Dispatch centers is where it all begins. Justifeyed wants to work with the dispatchers to help improve the system and implement the app into the 911 role.
Investment Benefits
Local Government-
Justifeyed looks to present a uniform mobile app to different counties of each state and their 911 dispatch centers. We will highlight a unified system that can potentially aid emergency personnel in more efficiently saving lives in an emergency situation.
State Government-
Justifeyed needs the support and help of the governors and senators of each state, to amend the Wireless Communication and Public Safety Act of 1999 to include the Justifeyed Eye-to-Eye Live Video to Emergency Dispatchers Act of 2020(JLVD) that allows the public to record and share live video of an emergency situation from their mobile device; as well as the Raianna's School Safety App Act of 2020 (RSSA), which allows students and teachers to record and share a live video of anyone in an emergency situation on school grounds with emergency dispatchers, during or after school hours.
National Government-
Justifeyed needs the support of the Senators in Washington D.C. and the FCC to implement our app into the 911 system. A system that can potentially generate million of dollars with just 25% of the nations population, needs to be considered and presented to Washington D.C. government officials.
Investment Amount Needed-
Justifeyed needs approximately $130,000 to $500,000 to complete the full working mobile application to begin BETA testing.
Turn Around On Investment-
Once the app is completed and implemented, the approximate turnaround for return on investment will be about 18 months.
Where The Money Is Going-
Justifeyed will disburse part of the funds to our computer development company to pay for the completion of the prototype to being Beta testing. The finished product will be showcased at multiple schools, colleges and universities in every state throughout the nation.
