With over 20 years in policing and national leadership on body-worn video, Moorhouse joins Pimloc to help public safety agencies navigate privacy, transparency, and real-world video operations at scale.
Pimloc has appointed Leanne Moorhouse as Public Safety Lead, strengthening the company’s engagement with global law enforcement agencies and reinforcing its focus on privacy-first video technology.
Moorhouse brings more than 20 years of policing experience and is widely recognized for her leadership in body-worn video governance and deployment. Her appointment reflects Pimloc’s commitment to developing video privacy technologies that align with the operational realities faced by modern public safety organizations.
Strengthening Privacy-First Video Technology
In her new role, Moorhouse will help shape how Pimloc’s video privacy and analytics technologies are used in policing and public safety environments.
Her work will focus on ensuring that privacy protections remain operationally practical, legally defensible, and aligned with day-to-day policing requirements. This includes understanding how video evidence moves through the criminal justice process—from capture and review to disclosure and scrutiny.
Simon Randall, CEO of Pimloc, highlighted the value of Moorhouse’s experience.
“Public safety agencies are under growing pressure to unlock the value of video while meeting rising expectations around privacy, accountability, and public trust. Leanne brings unmatched operational experience, having shaped national policy and worked directly with officers, leaders, and government stakeholders.”
Leadership In Body-Worn Video Strategy
Prior to joining Pimloc, Moorhouse served as the Body-Worn Video Subject Matter Expert for the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) in the United Kingdom.
In that role, she led the UK’s national strategy for body-worn video and authored the country’s guidance on police use of BWV technology. She also worked with law enforcement agencies and government stakeholders to develop best practices for governance, transparency, and responsible video usage.
Her work included identifying the operational challenges created by manual video redaction processes and advocating for scalable, privacy-by-design solutions that protect evidential integrity while reducing the burden on investigative teams.
Supporting Responsible Video Use In Policing
Moorhouse emphasized the importance of balancing transparency and privacy in modern policing.
“Video is essential to modern policing, but its value depends on how responsibly it is handled. Pimloc’s approach aligns with the operational realities I’ve experienced—allowing agencies to share and analyze video while protecting the public, officers, and the integrity of the justice process.”
She will also support Pimloc’s efforts to work with agencies across the United States and other global markets where demand for responsible video management is increasing.
Growing Adoption Of Secure Redact
Moorhouse’s appointment comes as Pimloc sees expanding adoption of its Secure Redact platform across public safety and other regulated sectors.
The platform automatically detects and anonymizes personally identifiable information in video, audio, and documents. This enables organizations to securely share evidence for investigations, disclosure, training, and transparency while maintaining privacy and regulatory compliance.
Pimloc develops AI-powered privacy and intelligence solutions designed to unlock the value of large-scale video, audio, and text data while protecting individual privacy. Its proprietary platform, Secure Redact, uses advanced AI to automate redaction and anonymization across multimedia formats including CCTV footage, body-worn cameras, and dash cameras. The platform is delivered through SaaS, APIs, and technology ecosystem partners.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Who Is Leanne Moorhouse?
Leanne Moorhouse is a policing expert with more than 20 years of experience and a recognized authority on body-worn video governance and deployment.
2. What Is Moorhouse’s Role At Pimloc?
She serves as Public Safety Lead, helping guide the application of Pimloc’s privacy-first video technology in law enforcement and public safety environments.
3. What Experience Does Moorhouse Bring To Pimloc?
She previously served as the NPCC Body-Worn Video Subject Matter Expert, leading the UK’s national BWV strategy and policy guidance.
4. What Is Pimloc’s Secure Redact Platform?
Secure Redact is an AI-powered platform that automatically detects and anonymizes personal data in video, audio, and documents to support secure evidence sharing.
5. Why Is Video Privacy Important In Law Enforcement?
As video usage grows in policing, agencies must balance transparency and operational effectiveness while protecting privacy and complying with data regulations.