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All 13 Documented Cases
Risk of Unauthorized Overtime and Time Entry Fraud
$Unknown - potential for systemic unauthorized payoutsPolicies in NOPD and BPD emphasize supervisor reviews and approvals to prevent discrepancies, with manual adjustments prone to abuse. Baltimore audit notes insufficient procedures for identifying and correcting unauthorized overtime. Federal availability pay requires annual certifications to avoid improper payments for unsubstantiated unscheduled duty.
Vehicle Downtime from Unscheduled Breakdowns
$12% slower emergency response times implying lost capacityWithout preventive maintenance, police fleet vehicles experience excessive downtime due to breakdowns, reducing availability for emergency response. Outdated manual inspection systems contribute to inefficiencies and overlooked issues, delaying vehicle return to service. This leads to idle equipment and compromised operational capacity.
Payroll Approval and Timekeeping Compliance Breaches
$Unknown - exposure to audit failures and legal challengesNew Orleans Police Department policies highlight risks from late payroll adjustments and unapproved time entries, requiring manual corrections via Payroll Adjustment Form #93 after biweekly lock-in. Fayetteville audit recommends formalizing overtime approval processes due to prior deficiencies. These indicate recurring compliance vulnerabilities in authorization workflows.
Slow Fine Collection Due to Inefficient Processing and Reminders
$X (escalations like 50% fine increase on reminders indicate base revenue drag)Inefficient back-office processing delays violation notices, reminders, and payments, dragging out the time-to-cash cycle. Countries with poor database accuracy or postal delivery face increased workloads from wrong recipients and overdue fines requiring reminders. Automation in some nations processes millions annually with minimal intervention, implying widespread prior losses from delays.