Enhancing Law Enforcement through Innovation: The LEAD PRO Project at the Police Department in Lithuania
- vlada807
- Mar 18
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 3
Vilnius, Lithuania - January 29, 2025
The Lithuanian Police Department, in collaboration with the French Embassy and L3CE, hosted an event focused on crime prevention, innovation, and cooperation within law enforcement. The event brought together representatives from various European police forces and institutions to discuss key strategies and innovations in policing.

Event Overview
The event provided insights into the integration of innovation within law enforcement and emphasized the importance of cross-border collaboration. Topics included crime prevention strategies, the development of new tools, and enhancing security through technology, including:
Innovation in Law Enforcement: The event focused on how innovation is being integrated into law enforcement practices. Presentations focused on new processes and successful projects that aim to improve operational efficiency and public safety.
The LEAD-PRO Platform: One of the key discussions centred on the LEAD-PRO platform, a tool developed to enhance security at large public events. The platform allows for real-time communication and coordination between various stakeholders, improving situational awareness and ensuring safety for both the public and law enforcement. The project has been developed through cooperation between the Lithuanian, Latvian, and Valencia Police forces, expanding its effectiveness across different jurisdictions.
Supporting Innovation Uptake: The event also discussed the role of organizations that help bridge the gap between research and practical implementation of new technologies. These efforts ensure that law enforcement agencies across the EU have access to the latest tools and technologies without the burden of licensing costs.
The European Association of Criminal and Terrorism Defence Attorneys (EACTDA) plays a crucial role in fostering collaboration between law enforcement agencies and legal professionals across Europe. With its strong ties to EUROPOL and broad access to Member State Law Enforcement Agencies (MS LEAs), EACTDA is uniquely positioned to support initiatives like LEAD-PRO. Their involvement in dissemination activities would significantly amplify the project's outreach, ensuring that vital information and innovations are shared effectively across various jurisdictions. By leveraging EACTDA's network and expertise, LEAD-PRO will extend its impact, improving both operational implementation and the long-term success of law enforcement collaboration in Europe.
Looking Ahead
As global threats continue to evolve, initiatives such as LEAD-PRO are essential for improving public safety. By fostering collaboration and innovation, law enforcement agencies across the EU are better equipped to address emerging challenges, from cybercrime to large-scale event security. Coordinated by NUUK AI, LEAD-PRO brings together a diverse consortium of partners, including SMEs such as ITERATO and L3CE from Lithuania, ISACA Europe, and three police forces from Valencia, Latvia, and Lithuania.
The LEAD PRO project demonstrates how technology and cross-border cooperation are enhancing law enforcement efforts across Europe. By sharing knowledge and developing innovative tools, European police forces are improving their ability to respond to modern crime and security challenges.