eSleuth.ai reported that the pumpkin case No. 2026-1031 is open until the public weigh-in on Sunday, September 13.
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BOLO: Known pumpkin thieves have been spotted near the subject of Case No. 2026-1031. They have four legs and no respect for an active investigation. FIELD UPDATE, WEEK…
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eSleuth.ai
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- Public Safety
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- Walnut Creek, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
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eSleuth AI is an enterprise AI investigative platform that gives law enforcement a team of Virtual Investigators — AI Special Agents that continuously analyze case data, surface connections and leads, and prioritize cases through a solvability matrix score. Every output carries a full chain-of-custody audit trail and meets CJIS compliance standards. Learn more at www.esleuth.ai
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