Reports Value Police AI Startup at $400m

London-based 22one, an AI startup founded by a former senior police officer, has reached a valuation of around $400m, according to reports published on October 27, 2026. Sequoia and General Catalyst are among the investors backing the company, which is developing AI tools for police forces.

The UK government is pushing to modernise policing. The available article text identifies 22one’s London base, its founder’s former role as a senior police officer, its police-focused AI tools and its reported valuation, but does not provide further details about the investment or the product’s capabilities.

The reports describe backing from some of the world’s biggest venture capital firms. The named investors are Sequoia and General Catalyst; the valuation is reported as around $400m, rather than a confirmed funding amount. The article does not state when 22one was founded or how much funding it has raised.

The reported business combines AI software development for police forces with backing from major venture capital firms, while the UK government seeks to modernise policing. The available text gives no information about deployments, customers, specific police uses or the terms of the investment.

London-based 22one, an AI startup founded by a former senior police officer, has reached a valuation of around $400m, according to reports published on October 27, 2026. Sequoia and General Catalyst are among the investors backing the company, which is developing AI tools for police forces.

The UK government is pushing to modernise policing. The available article text identifies 22one’s London base, its founder’s former role as a senior police officer, its police-focused AI tools and its reported valuation, but does not provide further details about the investment or the product’s capabilities.

The reports describe backing from some of the world’s biggest venture capital firms. The named investors are Sequoia and General Catalyst; the valuation is reported as around $400m, rather than a confirmed funding amount. The article does not state when 22one was founded or how much funding it has raised.

The reported business combines AI software development for police forces with backing from major venture capital firms, while the UK government seeks to modernise policing. The available text gives no information about deployments, customers, specific police uses or the terms of the investment.