# ACIN Public Communications Graphic `COM-001_ACIN_Public_Communications_Graphic.png` is a 1672-by-941 RGBA public-communications image with SHA-256 `96ede056e7242e5c461fccb9a71758567f905a806708700d19289582fad17b9a`. It carries ACIN branding and the central line: > "CRIME DOESN'T STOP AT CITY LIMITS. DATA SHOULDN'T EITHER." The graphic also reads: - "CONNECTING AGENCIES. SHARING INTELLIGENCE. SOLVING CRIME." - "CONNECT THE DATA. CLOSE THE CASE." ## Significance The image distills ACIN's public argument for [[Federated Incident-Data Sharing]]: jurisdictional fragmentation is framed as an obstacle to solving crime, and cross-agency data connection as the remedy. It is a communications artifact, not a technical architecture, legal authority, participation roster, or operational-status record. ## Open questions / follow-ups - When and where was this graphic published or presented? - Who approved its description of "sharing intelligence" alongside ACIN's separate claim that it is not a criminal-intelligence database?