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Sheriff's office gets Cellebrite subscription authorization
Summary
The court authorized the county judge to sign a quote and addendum with Cellebrite Inc. to enhance the sheriff's digital forensics capabilities; the sheriff's office said funding for the software comes from grant funding.
Dan Corbin of the Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office asked the court to authorize quote Q4004-1 and an addendum with Cellebrite Inc. to enhance the department's existing Cellebrite system and to make classification of extracted device material easier. The court authorized the judge to sign the quote and addendum; sheriff's staff confirmed grant funds will cover the cost.
"This will enhance our current Cellebrite system and allow for easier classification of the, all the material that Cellebrite extracts from a device," Dan Corbin said. Commissioners moved and approved the authorization; no further discussion was recorded.
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